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Nur Qutb Alam

Nur Qutb Alam

Medieval Sufi saint of Bengal.

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    Seventh Sultan of Bengal (r. 1415–1416, 1418–1433).

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  1. Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah

    Seventh Sultan of Bengal (r. 1415–1416, 1418–1433).

    31%

  2. Alaul Haq

    14th-century Sufi saint.

    21%

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    14th-century Sufi saint.

    16%

  4. Bengal–Jaunpur confrontation

    15th-century war in South Asia.

    15%

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    Medieval Sufi saint.

    6.8%

  6. Raja Ganesha

    Ruler of Bengal (r. 1414–1415, 1417–1419).

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    Medieval kingdom in India (c. 1394–1494).

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    1352–1576 kingdom in Bengal.

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