Dynasty · 1206 – 1290
Delhi Sultanate — the Mu'izzi/Shamsi Slave Kings
Bosworth's table gives Aybak's accession, in 602/1206, as 'Malik of Hindūstān in Lahore for the Ghūrids' — sovereignty from a Ghurid governorship, and from Lahore rather than Delhi; Iltutmish (607/1211) is the first of the line who is titled 'sultan in Delhi' in the same table.
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1. The Mu‘izzī or Shamsī Slave Kings ⊘ 602/1206 Aybak, Qutb al-Dīn, Malik of Hindūstān in Lahore for the Ghūrids 607/1210 Ārām Shāh, protégé, dubiously the son, of Aybak, in Lahore ⊘ 607/1211 Iltutmish b. Ham Khān, Shams al-Dīn, sultan in Delhi (Dihlī) ⊘ ... 689/1290 Kayūmarth b. Mu‘izz al-Dīn Kay Qubādh, Shams al-Dīn