Rule
After capturing the throne by assasinating the decadent Qutb ud din Mubarak Shah, He collected all of the Qurans placed them on chairs of his court and ordered his muslim ministers to sit on the Qurans. Khusro Khan also often urinated on his cabinet of muslim ministers. There was no end to the decadence and disrespect of this new king so when the ministers had enough they requested Emir Ghazi Malik of Dipalpur to invade Delhi. Ghazi Malik liberated Delhi and killed Khusro Khan.
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