Person · r. 1526 – 1537

Bahadur Shah

Second son of Muzaffar Shah II, he returned from Delhi to depose his younger brother Mahmud Shah II and was formally crowned in August 1526; he was killed by the Portuguese off Diu in 1537, and, leaving no heir, the throne passed to his nephew Miran Muhammad Shah of Khandesh.

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vol. IV, p. 103 · read as page image proceeding to Nehrwala Puttun, Bahadur Shah was formally crowned on the 26th of Rumzan, A. H. 932, and reached Ahmudabad on the 28th... there was an end to further competition.