Shoh Mansur (Muzaffariy hukmdori)
Shoh Mansur — Janubiy Eronning Muzaffariylar sulolasi hukmdorlarining soʻnggisi. U Isfahondan turib hukmronlik qilgan va Amir Temur qoʻshinlari tomonidan 1393-yil 29-martda oʻldirilgan[1].
Hayoti
Mansur Shoh Yahya va Shoh Husaynning ukasi edi. Amakisi Shoh Shojo boʻlib, u bilan janglarda toʻqnash kelgan[2]:41
Jaloyiriylar sultonligi koʻmagida Mansur Shushtarda oʻzini mustaqil hukmdor sifatida mustahkamladi[2].:41
Mansurning qabri Sherozning sharqiy qismida Gowd-e-Shahzadeh (Shahzoda Mansur maqbarasi) deb ataladigan hududda joylashgan[2].:43
Manbalar
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