[7] Shapi Kaziev describes how during the Nader Shah's Dagestan campaign, the people of Khunzakh were led by Muhammad-nutsal and together they defeated the 20.000-strong Shah’s detachment in the Aimakin Gorge,[8] after which nutsal went to Andalal and finally expelled the Persians from Avar lands.

According to Petr Butkov, in 1752/1753 he came to Georgia with the Lezgin army Mersel-khan (Muhammad-nutsal) and surrounded the Mchadis-Jvari fortress.

[10] King Teimuraz in the first battle with him defeated and drove out the Lezgins, but then they gathered in Gartiskar and did not stop raiding Georgia.

[14] The Avar nutsal sent an armed detachment led by his brother Muhammad Mirza and nephew Bulach.

[21] According to the genealogy of the Avar khans compiled by Adolf Berge, Muhammed-nutsal had 4 wives and 9 children: