Person · r. c. 1544 – 1549
Bahadur Shah Sur
Son of the Delhi-appointed governor Muhammad Khan Afghan, who proclaimed himself independent king under the title Bahadur on his father's death, and was deposed after about five years.
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- vol. IV, p. 353 · read as page image
on the death of whom his son declared his independence, and proclaimed himself king, under the title of Bahadur.
- vol. IV, p. 354 · read as page image
This Prince reigned for five years; but being deposed in the year 956, he was succeeded by another of the nobles of Sulim Shah.