Person · r. 1358 – 1375

Muhammad Shah I

محمد شاہ اول

Succeeded his father Ala al-Din Hasan on the latter's deathbed designation in 1358 and reigned seventeen years, dying of natural causes and passing the throne to his son Mujahid.

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The Bahmani Sultanate: The Deccan's First Muslim Kingdom — 15 sources
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vol. II, p. 297 · read as page image Mahomed is my successor: submission and loyalty to him is your first duty in this world... The death of Alla-ood-Deen Hussun happened eleven years, two months, and seven days, after his accession to the throne, on the 1st of Rubbee-ool-Awul, 759, in the sixtyseventh year of his age.