A general view of the country having now been cursorily given, I proceed to record the succession of its rulers and the duration of their reigns. Twenty-four princes of the Khatri caste, kept aflame the torch of sovereignty from father to son in succession during 2418 years.

    Years.
Rájá Bhagrat, Khatri reigned 218
Anangbhím, ” 175
Ranbhím, ” 108
Gajbhím, ” 82
Deodæt, ” 95
Jag Singh, ” 106
Barmah Singh, ” 97
Mohandat, ” 102
Benód Singh, ” 97
Silar Sén, ” 96
Sattarjít, ” 101
Bhúpati, ” 90
Sadhrak, ” 91
Jaydhrak, ” 102
Udai Singh, ” 85
Bisú singh, ” 88
Bírmáth, reigned 83
Rukhdeva, ” 81
Rákhbínd, (Rukhnand) ” 79
Jagjíwan, ” 107
Kálúdand, reigned 85
Kámdeva, ” 90
Bijai Karn, ” 71
Sat Singh, ” 89
Nine princes of the Káyeth caste ruled in succession 520 years after
which the sovereignty passed to another Káyeth house.
    Years.
Rájá Bhójgauriya reigned 75
Lálsén, ” 70
Rájá Madhú, ” 67
Samantbhój, ” 48
Rájá Jaint, ” 60
Pirthu Rájá, reigned 52
Rájá Garrar, ” 45
” Lachhman, ” 50
” Nandbhój, ” 53
Eleven princes reigned in succession 714 years, after which another
Káyeth family bore rule.
    Years.
Rájá Udsúr, (Adisúr,) reigned 75
” Jámanibhán, ” 73
” Unrúd, ” 78
” Partáb Rudr, ” 65
” Bhawádat, ” 69
” Rukdeva, ” 62
Rájá Gridhar, reigned 80
” Pirthidhar, ” 68
” Shishtdhar, ” 58
” Prubhákur, ” 63
” Jaidhar, ” 23
Ten princes reigned 698*
years, after which the sway of another
Káyeth family was established.
    Years.
Rájá Bhopál, reigned 55
” Dhripál, ” 95
” Devapál, ” 83
” Bhupatipál, ” 70
” Dhanpatipál, ” 45
Rájá Bigan (Bíjjan) pál, reigned 75
” Jaipál, ” 98
Rajpál, ” 98
Bhogpál, his brother, ” 5
Jagpál, his son, ” 74
Seven princes governed in succession during 106 years.
    Years.
Súkh Sén, reigned 3
Balál Sen, who built the fort of Gaur, ” 50
Lakhan (Lachhman) Sén, ” 7
Mádhú Sén, reigned 10
Késú Sén, ” 15
Sada (Sura) Sén, ” 18
Rájá Náujah, (Náráyan), ” 3

Sixty-one princes thus reigned for the space of 4,544 years when Bengal became subject to the Kings of Delhi.

From the time of Sulṭán Ḳuṭb u' ddín Aibak to Sulṭán Muḥammad Tughlaḳ Sháh 17* governors ruled during a period of 156 years.

These were followed by—

A. H. A. D.   Years. Months.
741 1340 Malik Fakhr'uddín Siláḥdár, reigned 2 some
743 1342 Sulṭán Aláu'ddín 1 ”
744 1343 Shamsu'ddín Bangarah* 16 some
760 1358 Sikandar (Sháh) his son, 9 ”
769 1367 Sulṭán Ghiyásu'ddin his son, 7 ”
775 1373 Sulṭán 'us Saláṭín, his son, 10 0
785 1383 Shamsu'ddín, his son, 3 some
787 1385 Kánsi native of Bengal, 7 0
794 1392 Sulṭán Jalálu'ddin, 17 0
812 1409 ” Ahmad, his son, 16 0
    Náṣir his slave, a week or according to others, half a day.
830 1426-7 Náṣir Shah, descendant of Shamsu'ddín Bangarah, 32* 0
862 1457 Bárbak Sháh, 17 0
879 1474 Yúsuf Sháh, 7 6
887 1482 Sikandar Sháh, half a day
887 1482 Fatḥ Sháh, 7 5
896 1490 Bárbak Sháh, two and a half days.
897 1491 Fíroz Sháh, 3 0
899 1494 Mahmúd Shah, his son, 1 0
900 1495 Muzaffar Ḥabshi, 3 5
903 1498 Aláu'ddín, 27 (?) some
927 1521 Naṣrat Sháh,* his son, 11 (?)  
940 1534 Mahmúd Sháh, son of Aláu'd defeated by    
944 1537 Shér Khán.    
945 1538 Humayun (held his court at Gaur).    
946 1539 Shér Khan, a second time.    
952 1545 Muḥammad Khán.    
962 1555 Bahádur Sháh, his son.    
968 1560 Jalálu'ddín, his brother.    
Not in U. T. Ghiyásu'ddín.    
Táj Khán.    
971 1563-4 Sulaimán (Karáni), his brother.    
981 1573 Báyazíd, his son.    
981 1573 Dáud, his brother, (defeated by Akbar's forces)