Pir Muhammad
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page d’homonymie répertorie des personnes (réelles ou fictives) partageant un même patronyme.
Pir Muhammad, nom de deux petits-fils de Tamerlan, fils respectifs de son fils aîné Djahangir (mort en 1376) et de son deuxième fils Omar Cheikh Ier (mort en 1391).
- Pir Muhammad ibn Djahangir (1376-1407) fut gouverneur de Kaboul en 1397 puis de Balkh en 1404. Héritier désigné par Tamerlan, il ne fut reconnu par personne lors des guerres de succession et fut assassiné par un de ses ministres en 1407.
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