Person · r. 1672 – 1686, the last

Sikandar Adil Shah

سکندر عادل شاہ

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Enthroned at four or five and never allowed to govern; the fourteen years of his reign are fourteen years of regents, and the reign ends with the keys of Bijapur handed to Aurangzeb.

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“Sikandar bin Ali II succeeded his father on 24 November 1672 at four or five years of age, and the fourteen years of his reign are fourteen years of other men’s regencies” — the archive’s essay on the fall, resting on Encyclopaedia Iranica’s regnal table and Jadunath Sarkar. Everything about the siege, the famine, the surrender and his later life is in that essay and is not repeated here.

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