Person · usurp. 1734 – 1736
Sidi Sambal (II)
A slave of Sidi Sirul Khan II who, per Janjira's own state records, murdered Sidi Abdullah and usurped the government in 1734 to the exclusion of the elder brother Sidi Reheman, ruling for two years until he was himself murdered in 1736 by three of his fellow slaves.
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According to Janjira records, Sidi Abduláh was murdered by Sidi Sambal, a slave of Sidi Sirul. Sambal ruled for two years and in 1736 was murdered by three slaves, Sidi Sallam, Sidi Faraz, and Sidi Syad, who placed Sidi Rehemán on the throne.