Malik Kala Khan Lodi

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Malik Kala Khan Lodi was a lesser-known member of the Lodi dynasty, recognized primarily as a son of Sultan Bahlul Lodi, the founder of the Lodi rule in the Delhi Sultanate.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
member of the Lodi dynasty
associatedWith Lodi rule in the Delhi Sultanate
country Delhi Sultanate
culture Indo-Afghan
dynasty Lodi dynasty
ethnicGroup Afghan
familyName Lodi
father Bahlul Lodi
gender male
givenName Kala Khan
historicalPeriod 15th century
honorificTitle Malik
house House of Lodi
linked to: Lodi dynasty
language Hindavi
Persian
notableFor being a son of Sultan Bahlul Lodi
occupation noble
politicalEntity Delhi Sultanate
precededBy Sayyid dynasty (as ruling house of Delhi)
linked to: Sayyid dynasty
realm North India
linked to: northern India
region Delhi
relative Sultan Bahlul Lodi
linked to: Bahlul Lodi
religion Islam
successorDynasty Sur dynasty (as successor to Lodi rule in Delhi)

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Bahlul Lodi father Malik Kala Khan Lodi