Jam Sikandar

Jám Sikandar bin Jám TaghlakJám Sikandar, the late Jám’s son, was a minor when he succeeded his father to the throne. The governors of Sehwán and Bakhar, therefore, shook off their yoke, and prepared to take offensive steps. Jám Sikandar was obliged to march out from Tattá to Bakhar. When he came as far as Nasarpúr, a man by name Mubárak, who during the last Jám’s reign had made himself celebrated for acts of bravery, proclaimed himself king under the name of Jám Mubárak.* But as the people were not in league with him, he was driven away within 3 days and information sent to Jám Sikandar, who made peace with his opponents and hastened to Tattá. After a year and a half, he died.

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http://www.scribd.com/doc/420317/A-HISTORY-OF-SINDVol-II