# Yeni Hatun, daughter of Mahmud Bey from Amasya ;

* Seven ♠: Mahmud Dhiyab, minister of interior (# 29, was # 46 ) ( Surrendered 2003, Released in July 2012 ).

* Three < font color =" red ">♥</ font >: Fadil Mahmud Gharib, Baath Party regional command chairman (# 47, was # 28 ).

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# Bedreddin Mahmud Bey ( 1300 – 1308 )

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# in 1927 to Kalsom binti Mahmud ( 1913 – 1990 ), who was the mother to Tengku Ampuan Besar Bariah of Terengganu.

# in 1929 to Tengku Tengah Zaharah binti Tengku Setia Raja Pahang Tengku Umar bin Sultan Ahmad Pahang ( 1911 – 1979 ; divorced ) by whom he had seven children including his successor as sultan of Terengganu, Sultan Mahmud

The chain from Muhammad Salih Shirwani ( No32 ) on the other hand, is continuous and goes all the way to Mahmud Afandi, Hasan Hilmi Afandi and the rest of the Daghestani Ma ' zuns ( see Naqshbandi_Golden_Chain # Naqshbandia_Mujaddidia_Khalidia_Mahmudia_Golden_Chain_in_Dagestan ).

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# The Turks of the House of Seljuk – Their Revolt Against Mahmud, Conqueror of Hindostan – Togrul Subdues Persia, and Protects the Caliphs – Defeat and Captivity of the Emperor Romanus Diogenes by Alp Arslan – Power and Magnificence of Malek Shah – Conquest of Asia Minor and Syria – State and Oppression of Jerusalem – Pilgrimages to the Holy Sepulchre

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# Abdullah Al Mahmud, lecturer in IS

# Valide Sultan Emine Hatun, daughter of Suleyman Bey, ruler of Dulkadirids, third consort, which marriage served as an alliance between the Ottoman's and this buffer state, mother of Murad II

# 1747 Nadir Shah of the Afshar Dynasty, Shahanshah of Persia ( Iran ) by Salah Bey

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# Nûre Sûfî Bey ( Capital City: Ereğli ) ( 1250 – 1256 )

# Kerîmeddin Karaman Bey ( Capital City: Ermenek ) ( 1256 ?- 1261 )

# Şemseddin I. Mehmed Bey ( 1261 – 1277 ), notable for making Turkish official language

# Güneri Bey ( 1283 – 1300 )

# Yahşı Han Bey ( 1308 – 1312 ) ( Capital City: Konya )

# Bedreddin I. İbrahim Bey ( 1312 – 1333, 1348 – 1349 )

# Alâeddin Halil Mirza Bey ( 1333 – 1348 )

# Fahreddin Ahmed Bey ( 1349 – 1350 )

# Şemseddin Bey ( 1350 – 1351 )

# Hacı Sûfi Burhâneddin Musa Bey ( Capital City: Mut ) ( 1351 – 1356 )

# Seyfeddin Süleyman Bey ( 1356 – 1357 )

# Damad I. Alâeddin Ali Bey ( 1357 – 1398 )

# Damad Bengi Ali Bey ( 1423 – 1424 )

# Sultanzâde İshak Bey ( 1464 )

# Sultanzâde Pîr Ahmed Bey ( 1464 – 1469 )

# Kasım Bey ( 1469 – 1483 )

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# Salah Bey

# Salah Bey