When this ruler's order for the Abdalis to kill his generals was leaked, his generals assassinated him in his tent near his capital of Mashhad. While on his way to repress rebels in Dagestan, this ruler was shot at near Mazandaran, an incident for which he blinded his son. This ruler's outnumbered vanguard crushed the Ottomans at Yeghevard to bail out a king he had restored to the throne. Heraclius II of Georgia accompanied this ruler on an expedition in which he won the Battle of Karnal. This r
When this ruler's order for the Abdalis to kill his generals was leaked, his generals assassinated him in his tent near his capital of Mashhad. While on his way to repress rebels in Dagestan, this ruler was shot at near Mazandaran, an incident for which he blinded his son. This ruler's outnumbered vanguard crushed the Ottomans at Yeghevard to bail out a king he had restored to the throne. Heraclius II of Georgia accompanied this ruler on an expedition in which he won the Battle of Karnal. This ruler, who took the throne after his son Reza murdered (*) Tahmasp II, crushed Mohammad Shah and sacked Delhi on a campaign after which be brought the Peacock Throne back to Persia. For 10 points, name this founder of the Afsharid dynasty, an 18th century Afghan conqueror who took over from the Safavid dynasty.
When this ruler's order for the Abdalis to kill his generals was leaked, his generals assassinated him in his tent near his capital of Mashhad.
Nader Shah Afshar [or Nader Qoli Beg; prompt on Afshar until "Afsharid" is read]