Suhadeva

Suhadeva (r. 1301–1320) was the last effective Hindu king of the Lohara dynasty of Kashmir. During his reign Shah Mir entered Kashmiri service in 1313 and rose at court.

In 1320 a Turco-Mongol army under the chief Zulju invaded the valley; Suhadeva tried to buy Zulju off, failed to organize resistance, and fled while the invaders looted for eight months. His flight ended Lohara power: his general Ramachandra and then Rinchan held Srinagar, and after Suhadeva's death his brother Udayanadeva briefly restored the dynasty.