Draft:Jam Bayazid
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Jam Bayazid Samma (Sindhi: ڄام بايِزِد سمو; fl. 1465 – c. 1503) was a Samma nobleman from Sindh who served as vizier of the Langah Sultanate and later became the De facto and then the De jure ruler of Shorkot, a city in Punjab.
| Jam Bayazid Samma ڄام بايِزِد سمو | |
|---|---|
| Jam | |
| Jagirdar of Shorkot | |
| In office 1469–1503 | |
| Monarch | Sultan Husseyn Langah |
| Vizier of Langah Sultanate | |
| In office 1498–1503 | |
| Monarch | Sultan Husseyn Langah |
| Preceded by | Vizier Imad ul Mulk |
| Succeeded by | Vizier Shuja Bukhari |
| Ruler of Shorkot | |
| Reign | 1499 |
| Born | Samma Sultanate |
| Issue | Alam Khan Samma |
| Dynasty |  Samma dynasty |
| Religion | Sunni Islam |
Leaving Sindh
[edit]In 1465, Jam Nizamuddin II expelled Jam Bayazid and his brother Jam Ibrahim from Sindh. sources describe Jam Bayazid and Jam Ibrahim as younger brothers of Jam Nizamuddin II and by that relationship belonging to the Royal family of Samma Sultans of Sindh. However this isn't considered true by the modern histories.
They were given shelter by Husseyn Langah, Sultan of Multan. After settling in Multan Jam Bayazid, started a Madressah at Multan. In 1469 Jam Bayazid was allotted fief of Shorkot, after Husseyn Langah conquered it and Jam Ibrahim was given fief of Uch.