Sayyid Daynesty

   

                                 Sayyid dynasty   1414...1451

 Sayyid Dynasty is the fourth dynasty of Delhi Sultanate which ruled Tughlaq from 1414 to 1451 over the entire India while Sayyid dynasty ruled till Delhi. There were four
rulers of Sayyid Empire.

   Sayyid rule

    1414–1421
Khizr Khan Sayyid  
• 1421–1434
Mubarak Shah
• 1434–1443
Muhammad Shah
• 1443–1451
Ala-ud-Din Shah

  first ruler of this dynasty was Khizr Khan, who hailed from Multan. He conquered Delhi in 1414.  He did not adopt any royal title due to the fear of Amir Timur's invasion.

      

            Mubarak Khan

 Mubarak Khan took over the government after his father's death and took his title Mu'azuddin Abu Fateh Mubarak Shah.  And while he was praying at the time of Friday, he was attacked and murdered, due to which he was injured and could not bear the injuries and due to which he died. Mubarak ruled from 21 May 1421 to 19 February 1434 

  

                                                                      Muhammed Shah

 

After the death of Muhammed Shah Mubarak, Muhammed Shah was made the ruler who was to become the third ruler of the Syed dynasty. Muhammed Shah was very weak in administrative matters.  Reigned from 20 February 1334 to January 1446
His reign lasted for 12 years

                                                         Alam Shah            

                                                   

  Alam Shah was the fourth ruler of the Sayyid family, who was the most cowardly and timid person, and was very weak in terms of administration.  Gujarat, Sindh, Multan, Punjab, Bengal, Jaunpur, Gwalia, Bihar and many other regions and provinces had become independent and autonomous.  This is how the 37-year friendship of Sayyed Empire came to an end