Dynasty · 1414 – 1451
Delhi Sultanate — the Sayyids
From Khidr Khan's accession, 817/1414, to Alam Shah's withdrawal to Badaon, where the table shows him ruling 855–83/1451–78 as a rump — the archive convention (extinguished by the settlement that ends it) reads 855/1451 as the Delhi succession's actual end, when Bahlul Lodi takes the throne.
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4. The Sayyids 817/1414 Khiḍr Khān b. Sulaymān, Rāyat-i A‘lā ⊘ 824/1421 Mubārak Shāh II b. Khiḍr, Mu‘izz al-Dīn ⊘ 837/1434 Muḥammad Shāh IV b. Farld b. Khidr ⊘ 847–55/1443–51 ‘Ālam Shāh b. Muḥammad IV, ‘Alā’ al-Dīn, 855–83/1451–78 ruler in Badaon (Badā‘ūn)