Person · r. 1496 – 1523
Alauddin Husain Shah
The Meccan-born minister Sayyid Sharif, who took the throne the morning after Muzaffar Shah's death under the title Ala-ud-din, disbanded the Paik guard and the Abyssinians, and reigned twenty-seven years until he died a natural death.
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- vol. IV, p. 349 · read as page image
On the following morning, after the death of Moozuffur, Syud Shureef ascended the throne, and assumed the title of Alla-ood-Deen... until the year 930, when he died a natural death, after a reign of twenty-seven years.