Zayn al-Abidin Shah Mir — Arabic Wikipedia

Arabic Wikipedia article on Zayn al-Abidin Shah Mir; used for entity facts only. It makes him the eighth sultan of Kashmir of the Shah Mir dynasty, reigning 1418–1419 and 1420–1470, a son of Sikandar Shah, and records his struggle with his brother Ali Shah and return from Sialkot, his campaigns in Ladakh, Baltistan and Ohind, and his religious policies: abolition of the jizya on Hindus, a ban on cow slaughter, and permission to build temples. Its infobox gives Islam only, with no school; the birth only as the fifteenth century, the death as 1470.

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