Person · r. 1837 – 1858
Bahadur Shah II
Son of Akbar II, Abu'l-Muzaffar Muhammad Siraj al-Din; per Bosworth's prose, deposed and exiled to Rangoon in 1274/1858 as the last Mughal.
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- bosworth-mughals-bahadur-shah-ii · read as web
⊘ 1253–74/1837–58 Bahadur Shāh II b. Akbar II, Abu 'l-Muzaffar Muḥammad Sirāj al-Dīn
- bosworth-mughals-british-pensioners · read as web
Shāh 'Ālam II and his successors were British pensioners, and in 1274/1858 the last Mughal was deposed and exiled to Rangoon