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Jasrat

Jasrat, (c. 1375 – 1442) also known as Jasrath, was a 15th-century Punjabi Muslim chieftain who ruled parts of Punjab from 1410 until his death in 1442. He had his capital at Sialkot.

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Born
c. 1375 Sialkot, Delhi Sultanate (modern-day Punjab, Pakistan)
Died
1442 Jammu (modern-day Jammu and Kashmir, India)
Father
Shaikha
Predecessor
Shaikha
Reign
c. 1410 – 1442
Religion
Sunni Islam

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Triples256
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related to Sources · 41
Jasrat → Abidin, Abul Fazl, Account, Ain-i-Akbari, Among, Baharistan-i-Shahi, Din Yazdi, Firishta, Ganesh Das, His, However, Ibrahim, Information, Jonaraja, Kashmir, Kashmiri, Khuhkarā, Malfuzat-i-Timuri, Mallīk Jasrath, Mubarak Shah
related to Invasion of Jammu (1423) · 30
Jasrat → After, April, Beas, Bhim Dev, Delhi, Dipalpur, Due, Following, He, However, In August, Jalandhar, Jammu, Kabul, Kalanor, Kangra, Khajeka, Khokhar, Lahore, Lahore Sikander Tohfa
related to Invasions of Delhi sultanate · 28
Jasrat → Bhim Dev, Delhi, Due, He, However, In, In May, In October, Jalandhar, Jammu Bhim Dev, January, Jasrat's, Khizr Khan, Lahore, Ludhiana, May, Mubarak Shah, Raja, Raja Bhim, Rajouri
related to Personal life · 24
Jasrat → Abidin, According, After, Baba Farid, Bhim Dev's, Delhi, Dogra Dev, Haider Shah, Hasan Shah, He, In, Jammu, Jawahir-i-Faridi, Kashmir, Khokhars, Like, Manakdeo, Manik Dev, Punjab, Raja Manik Dev's
related to Early life · 23
Jasrat → Bhimber, Delhi, Dipalpur, He, Jammu, Jasrat Khokhar, Kashmir, Lahore, Little, Pala Deo, Pala Dev, Pothohar, Punjab, Raja, Samarkand, Shaikha Khokhar, Sikandar Shah Miri, Sultan Sikander, Sutlej, Tamerlane
related to Battles with Afghans · 22
Jasrat → Abidin, Afghans, After, Bahlol, Bahlol Khan, Bahlol Khan Lodi's, But, Chaj Doab, Chenab, Delhi, In, Jasrat's, Jhelum, Muhammad Shah, Sikander, Sikander Tohfa, Sirhind, Siwalik, Sultan Zain, The
related to Battle of Thanna (1420) · 20
Jasrat → Ali Shah, Ali Shah's, Bhim Dev, Hearing, In, Jammu, Kashmir, Punjab, Raja, Shahi Khan, Sialkot, Srinagar, Sultan, Thanna, The, This, Ultimately, When, With, Zain-ul-Abidin
related to background · 19
Jasrat → Although Firishta, Delhi, Delhi Sultanate, Gakhar, He, Himachal Pradesh, In, Jammu, Jasrat Shaikha, Kashmir, Khokhar, Khokhars, Kuh-i-Jud, Lahore, Owing, Salt Range, Shaikha, Sirmur, Tughlaq
related to Death · 17
Jasrat → According, Babur, Bhim Dev's, By, Dogri, Duggar, Gakhars, He, Himachal Pradesh, His, Jammu, Lodi, Murree Hills, Potohar, Punjab, Shivalik, Sirmur
related to Legacy · 17
Jasrat → According, Delhi, Delhi Sultans, Dogri, He, His, In Punjab, Lal, Lodi, Punjab, Sayyid, Sirhindi, Tarikh-i-Mubarak Shahi, The, Timur, Veer Jasrath Khokhar, Yahya Sirhindi

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delhi jammu punjab sultanate khan shahi dev shah kashmir bhim raja khokhar lahore shaikha sultan ali well timur death sultans

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JasratBornc. 1375 Sialkot, Delhi Sultanate (modern-day Punjab, Pakistan)1.00infobox
JasratBurialKurree Sharif, Punjab .mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .ge…1.00infobox
JasratDied1442 Jammu (modern-day Jammu and Kashmir, India)1.00infobox
JasratFatherShaikha1.00infobox
JasratPredecessorShaikha1.00infobox
JasratReignc. 1410 – 14421.00infobox
JasratReligionSunni Islam1.00infobox
JasratSpouseDaughter of Bhim Dev, Raja of Jammu Daughter of Manik Dev1.00infobox
JasratSuccessorBahlul Lodi1.00infobox
Jasratrelated to backgroundAlthough Firishta0.60section
Jasratrelated to backgroundGakhar0.60section
Jasratrelated to backgroundKhokhar0.60section

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