Person · r. 1707 – d. 1734
Sidi Sirul Khan II
Commandant of the island fort of Padmadurg, elected by the unanimous decision of the Sidis to succeed Sidi Kasim in 1707; his death in 1734 set off a violent contest among his sons.
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- vol. XI, p. 444 · read as page image
In 1734, on the death of Sidi Sirul Khán, Sidi Abduláh the eldest of his sons, was murdered by his youngest brother who usurped the government to the prejudice of Sidi Rehemán, an elder brother