Farrukh Yassar II

Not much known about his reign; even his existence wasn't known until discovery of 906 silver Shirvanshah coins in 1934, Salyan.^[1] But it was known that his son was invited by local nobility to succeed Khalilullah II. Probably he was forced to flee to Dagestan, upon rebellion against his brother Khalilullah II, as mentioned by Munejjimbashi.^[2] However, another numismatic evidence shows that he somehow managed to mint coins with his name on them.^[3]

↑ Пaxoмoв. Kлaды Aзepбaйджaнa, вып.II, c.48, Ⅶ494.
↑ Munajjimbashi, Camiu'd - Düvel (The Compendium of Nations), p. 173-174.
↑ Пaxoмoв. Kлaды Aзepбaйджaнa, вып.II, c.48-49, N2495.

Regnal titles
Farrukh Yassar II House of Shirvanshah Born: ? Died: ?
Preceded by Khalilullah II	Shirvanshah 1527	Succeeded by Khalilullah II

Shirvanshahs

Mazyadids (861–1027)	Haytham I Muhammad I Haytham II Ali I Muhammad II Yazid I Muhammad III Ahmad I Muhammad IV Yazid II

Kasranids (1027–1382)	Manuchihr I Ali II Qubad Ali III Sallar Fariburz I Manuchihr II Afridun I the Martyr Manuchihr III Afridun II Akhsitan I Shahanshah Fariburz II Farrukhzad I Gushtasb I Fariburz III Akhsitan II Farrukhzad II Akhsitan III Keykavus I Kayqubad I Kavus I Hushang

Darbandids (1382–1538)	Ibrahim I Khalilullah I Farrukh Yassar I Bahram Beg Gazi Beg Sultan Mahmud Ibrahim II Sheykhshah Khalilullah II Farrukh Yassar II Shahrukh

Pretenders (1544–1602)	Burhan Ali Mehrab Gurban Ali Gasim Mirza Kavus Mirza Abu Bakr Mirza

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