Person · r. 1445 – 1450 (Delhi); d. 1478
Alam Shah
علم شاہ
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Succeeded his father Muhammad Shah in 1445, lost Delhi to Bahlul Lodi in 1450 and formally abdicated in his favour, retiring to Budaun until his death in 1478.
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- vol. I, p. 539 · read as page image
and his son Alla-ood-Deen succeeded him on the throne.
- vol. I, p. 540 · read as page image
Alla-ood-deen, the son of Syud Mahomed, ascended the throne on the demise of his father, and all the chieftains, excepting Bheilole Lody, took the oath of allegiance.
- vol. I, p. 543 · read as page image
and formally abdicated the throne in his favour, on condition of his being permitted to reside quietly in possession of Budaoon.