Nader Shah of the Persian Afsharids attacked the Mughals under Muhammad Shah, in the Battle of Karnal in 1739 which resulted in the sacking of Delhi. To get the Afsharids to withdraw, Muhammad Shah agreed to give Nader Shah the peacock throne and the diamonds (Koh-i-Noor and Darya-ye Noor) in exchange for a withdrawal from Delhi. Nader Shah agreed and withdrew.
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Cyrus the Great and Darius Great
Other notable Kings are
Xerxes the Great
Shapur
Nader Shah
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You can read more about the turbulent history of this famous diamond, below, where Nadir Shah's assassination is mentioned.
You can also read more about Nader Shah, below, where you can find mention of the diamond, but with no mention of how he handled it once it was in his possession.
One could assume that he simply enjoyed it, given these two sources, beginning in May 1739, when Nader Shah left India with the diamond, and his assassination in 1747.
Its further history is available in the link named Koh-i-noor.
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His first wife's name is Razia Begum, the sister of Tahmasp. Second wife is the daughter of Baba Ali Beg, a local chief.
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Nader Boussandel's birth name is Nader Boussandel.
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The cast of In Paradisum - 2009 includes: Michael Nader Brian Nader Jen Nader
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