Who was Alam Shah?
Q: Who was Alam Shah?
A: Alam Shah was the fourth and last ruler of the Sayyid dynasty.
Q: Whom did Alam Shah succeed to the throne?
A: Alam Shah succeeded his father, Muhammad Shah to the throne.
Q: According to sources, how far did the empire extend during Alam Shah's reign?
A: According to sources, at that time, the empire extended from Delhi to the nearby suburb (locality) Palam.
Q: Was Alam Shah a capable ruler?
A: No, Alam Shah was an incapable ruler.
Q: What did Alam Shah do in 1448?
A: In 1448, Alam Shah left the kingdom and moved to Budaun.
Q: Who took control of the capital three years later after Alam Shah left the kingdom?
A: Bahlul Lodi took control of the capital three years later after Alam Shah left the kingdom.
Q: What dynasty did Alam Shah belong to?
A: Alam Shah belonged to the Sayyid dynasty.
