Person · r. c. 1400/1409 – c. 1420

Ahmad Shah (Bengal)

Succeeded his father Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah as heir-apparent and reigned eighteen years until his death, after which a personal attendant briefly seized the throne.

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Five Unrelated Dynasties: The Bengal Sultanate, 1352–1576 — 15 sources

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vol. IV, p. 338 · read as page image THE Prince Ahmud, as heir-apparent, succeeded his father on the throne; and after reigning eighteen years, died A.H. 830.