Person · r. 1383 – 1386
Shams-ud-din II (Bengal)
Succeeded his father Sultan-us-Salatin on the vacancy of the throne and reigned three years until his death.
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- vol. IV, p. 336 · read as page image
On the vacancy of the throne, by the death of Sooltan-oos-Sullateen, it was filled by his son, Shums-ood-Deen II.