Person · r. 1493 – c. 1494
Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah II
Succeeded his father (Firuz Shah in Briggs's main account, though he elsewhere cites a rival claim that his father was Fath Shah instead) and surrendered power to his slave Hubbush Khan before being murdered by another slave, Siddi Badr, after about a year on the throne.
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- vol. IV, p. 345 · read as page image
Upon the death of Feroze, Mahmood succeeded to the dignity of his father. He, however, yielded up the reins of his government into the hands of his slave, Hubbush Khan.