List of Burji Sultans
See also: List of governors of Islamic Egypt#Burji Mamluks (1382-1517)| Titular Name(s) | Personal Name | Reign | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Al-Zahir |
Sayf-ad-Din Barquq |
1382 - 1389 first reign |
|
| Sultan As-Saleh Al-Muzaffar Al-Mansur |
Salah-ad-Din Hajji II |
1389 | |
| Al-Zahir |
Sayf-ad-Din Barquq |
1390 - 1399 second reign |
|
| Al-Nasir |
Nasir-ad-Din Faraj |
1399 - 1405 first reign |
|
| Al-Mansur |
Izz-ad-Din Abdal-Aziz |
1405 | |
| Al-Nasir |
Nasir-ad-Din Faraj |
1405 - 1412 second reign |
|
| Al-Adil |
Al-Musta'in Billah |
1412 | |
| Al-Mu'ayyad |
Sayf-ad-Din Tatar I |
1412 - 1421 | |
| Al-Muzaffar |
Ahmad |
1421 | |
| Al-Zahir |
Sayf-ad-Din Tatar II |
1421 | |
| As-Saleh |
Nasir-ud-din Muhammad |
1421 - 1422 | |
| Al-Ashraf |
Sayf-ad-Din Barsbay |
1422 - 1437 | |
| Al-Aziz |
Jamal-ad-Din Yusuf |
1437 - 1438 | |
| Al-Zahir |
Sayf-ad-Din Jaqmaq |
1438 - 1453 | |
| Al-Mansur |
Fakhr-ad-Din Uthman |
1453 | |
| Al-Ashraf |
Sayf ad-Din Inal |
1453 - 1461 | |
| Al-Mu'ayyad |
Shihab-ad-Din Ahmad |
1461 | |
| Al-Zahir |
Sayf-ad-Din Khushqadam |
1461 - 1467 | |
| Al-Zahir |
Sayf-ad-Din Bilbay |
1467 | |
| Al-Zahir |
Taimur Bugha |
1467 - 1468 | |
| Al-Ashraf |
Sayf-ad-Din Qait Bay |
1468 - 1496 | |
| Al-Nasir |
Muhammad bin Qait Bay |
1496 - 1497 first reign |
|
| Al-Zahir |
Qansuh Al-Burji |
1497 | |
| Al-Nasir |
Muhammad bin Qait Bay |
1497 - 1498 second reign |
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| Al-Zahir |
Qansuh Al-Ashrafi |
1498 - 1500 | |
| Al-Ashraf |
Janbalat |
1500 - 1501 | |
| Al-Adil |
Sayf-ad-Din Tuman Bay I |
1501 | |
| Al-Ashraf |
Qansuh Al-Ghawri |
1501 - 1516 | |
| Al-Ashraf |
Tuman Bay II |
1516 - 1517 | |
| Burji dynasty of the Mamluk Sultanate (Cairo) falls to Ottoman Empire under Sultan Selim I in 1517C.E. | |||
- Orange shaded row signifies brief interruption in the rule of Burji dynasty by Bahri dynasty.
- Silver shaded row signifies interruption in the rule of Burji dynasty by Abbasid dynasty.
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