Karrani dynasty
Karrāṇī / Karlāṇī
| |
|---|---|
Royal house | |
| Parent family | Bangash tribe |
| Current region | Bengal Sultanate |
| Earlier spellings | Kerrani |
| Place of origin | Kurram Valley |
| Founded | 1564 |
| Founder | Taj Khan Karrani |
| Final ruler | Daud Khan Karrani |
| Members | Sulaiman Khan Karrani, Bayazid Khan Karrani, Bayazid of Sylhet |
| Estate(s) | Tanda |
| Dissolution | 1612 |
| Deposition | 1576 |
The Karrani dynasty (
Sultanate of Bengal
.
History
Founding
Taj Khan was formerly an employee of the Sur Emperor
Son River to Brahmaputra River.[3]
Mughal invasion
On 25 September 1574, the
Baro Bhuyans led by Isa Khan continued to resist the Mughal invasion. Later in 1612 during the reign of Jahangir, Bengal was decisively consolidated as a Mughal province.[4]
List of rulers
| Name | Reign |
|---|---|
| Sultan Taj Khan Karrani سلطان تاج خان کرلاڼی Bengali: সুলতান তাজ খাঁন কররাণী |
1564–1565 |
| Sultan Sulayman Khan Karrani سلطان سلیمان خان کرلاڼی Bengali: সুলতান সুলেমান খাঁন কররাণী |
1565–1572 |
| Sultan Bayazid Khan Karrani سلطان بایزید خان کرلاڼی Bengali: সুলতান বায়েজ়ীদ খাঁন কররাণী |
1572 |
| Sultan Dawud Khan Karrani سلطان داود خان کرلاڼی Bengali: সুলতান দাঊদ খাঁন কররাণী |
1572–1576 |
See also
References
- ^ Roy, Atul Chandra (1968). History of Bengal: Mughal Period, 1526–1765 A.D. Nababharat Publishers. p. 12.
- ISBN 978-0-520-20507-9. Archivedfrom the original on 16 January 2023. Retrieved 8 October 2012.
- ISBN 978-0-14-341678-4. Retrieved 8 October 2012.
- ISBN 978-1-84511-381-0.
Daud, Sulayman's son took over he started striking his own coins and had his own name read in the khutba, acts tantamount to official declaration of independence ... Daud Khan Karrani was defeated and killed in Rajmahal in 1576 ... However, the zamindars of East Bengal, known as the Baro Bhuiyans, were able to operate as local chieftains ... continuing to defy the Mughals. It was only in 1612, during the reign of Jahangir, that all of Bengal was firmly integrated as a Mughal province.