Al-Muayyad bi-tayid al-rahman shihab al-dunya wa'l din abu'l muzaffar bayazid shah al-sultan / Nasir amir al-muminin ghawth al-islam wa'l muslimin. Firuzabad mint, dated 816 AH (1413 CE). 31mm, 10.61 grams. "The coins of Indian Sultanates" #B-281.

Date written in numerals in the upper right segment on the reverse.

Coins of the short lived Sultan Bayazid are all rare.

Shihab ud-Din Bayazid Shah was a short-reigning ruler of the Bengal Sultanate and a son of Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah. He came to the throne around 1412–1413 during a period of instability following his father’s death, but his authority was weak and challenged by powerful regional elites. His brief reign lasted only about a year before he was overthrown amid internal disorder, paving the way for the rise of the Hindu noble Raja Ganesha, who soon took control of Bengal’s politics.