Early on, a rebellion against him was led by his brother Alqas Mirza, whom he locked away in the fortress at Qahqaha.
This ruler set up a library at his court that was headed by Mir Naqqash, as described by calligrapher and chronicler Dust Muhammad. Early on, a rebellion against him was led by his brother Alqas Mirza, whom he locked away in the fortress at Qahqaha. Upon his death, his son Mohammad Khodabanda, who was nearly blind, was passed over for the throne but seized power anyway. This ruler sent his legate to Erzerum to enter into the Peace of Amasya, allowing his empire to retain control of Azerbaijan and Armenia. He moved his capital inward to Qazvin, where his court became a haven for Humayun, who fled the invasion of Sher Shah. This man's father, Ismail, commissioned the miniature paintings in this man's namesake version of the Shahnameh. This ruler, who fought several battles with Suleiman the Magnificent and shares his name with a man deposed by Nader Shah, ruled from 1524 to 1576. For 10 points, name this man who succeeded his father, Shah Ismail I, to become a great ruler of the Safavid Empire.
This ruler set up a library at his court that was headed by Mir Naqqash, as described by calligrapher and chronicler Dust Muhammad.
Shah Tahmasp I [prompt on "Tahmasp"]