List of State Leaders in 1499 - Asia

Asia

  • Ahmadnagar - Ahmad Shah I, Nizam of Ahmadnagar (1490–1509)
  • Arakan - Tsalenggathu, King of Arakan (1494–1501)
  • Ava Kingdom (Burma) - Minhkaung II (1481–1502)
  • Ayutthaya Kingdom (Siam) - Rama T'ibodi II (1491–1529)
  • Bahmani Sultanate - Muhammad Shah IV (1482–1518)
  • Sultanate of Bengal - Aladdin Husain (1494–1518)
  • Berar Sultanate - Fath-Allah 'Imad ul-Mulk (1490–1504)
  • Bidar Sultanate - Qasim Shah I (1492–1504)
  • Bijapur Sultanate - Yusuf Adil Shah (1490–1510)
  • Cambodia - Sri Sukonthor, King of Cambodia (1486–1512)
  • Ceylon - Parakramabahu VIII, King of Ceylon (1484–1508)
  • Chiang Mai - Müang Kaeo, King of Chiang Mai (1495–1526)
  • China (Ming Dynasty) - Hongzhi Emperor (1487–1505)
  • Delhi Sultanate - Sikandar Lodi (1489–1517)
  • Đại Việt (Viet Nam) Later Lê Dynasty - Lê Hiến Tông (1497–1504)
  • Sultanate of Gujarat - Mahmud Shah I (1458–1511)
  • Japan (Sengoku period)
    • Monarch - Emperor Go-Tsuchimikado (1464–1500)
    • Shogun (Ashikaga) - Ashikaga Yoshizumi (1494–1508)
  • Sultanate of Kedah - Mohammed Jiwa Zainal al-Abidin I (1472–1506)
  • Korea (Joseon Dynasty) - Yeonsangun (1494–1506)
  • Lan Xang (Vientiane) - Som Phou, King of Lan Xang (1496–1501)
  • Malacca Sultanate - Mahmud Shah (1488–1510)
  • Malwa Sultanate -
    1. Ghiyas-ud-Din Shah (1469–1500)
    2. Nasir-ud-Din Shah (1500–1511)
  • Multan - Husseyn Langah I, King of Multan (1456–1502)
  • Orissa - Prataparudra, King of Orissa (1497–1540)
  • Pahang - Mansur I (1475–1519)
  • Hanthawaddy Kingdom - Binnya Ran II (1492–1526)
  • Ryūkyū Kingdom - Shō Shin (1477–1526)
  • Sindh - Firuz Salah ud-Din, Sultan of Sindh (1492–1521)
  • Taungoo (Burma) - Minkyinyo, King of Taungoo (1486–1531)
  • Vijayanagara Empire - Immadi Narasimha (1491–1505)

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