House of Shirvanshah
| Portrait or Coat of arms | Name | From | Until | Relationship with predecessor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haytham I | 861 | ? | appointed by Caliph Al-Mutawakkil as governor of Shirvan | |
| Muhammed II | ? | ? | son of predecessor | |
| Haytham II | ? | around 913 | son of predecessor | |
| Ali I | 913 | ? | son of predecessor | |
| Muhammed III Also Shah of Layzan |
? | 917 | nephew of Haytham I | |
| Abu Tahir Yazid Also Shah of Layzan |
917 | 948 | son of predecessor | |
Coin of Muhammed IV |
Muhammed IV Also Shah of Layzan and Shah of Tabasaran in 917–948 |
948 | 956 | son of predecessor |
| Ahmad I Also Shah of Layzan in 948–956 |
956 | 981 | son of predecessor | |
| Muhammed V Also Shah of Layzan in 956–981 |
986 | 991 | son of predecessor | |
| Yazid III | 991 | 1027 | brother of predecessor | |
| Manuchehr I | 1027 | 1034 | son of predecessor | |
| Ali II | 1034 | 1043 | brother of predecessor | |
| Kubad | 1043 | 1049 | brother of predecessor | |
| Ali III Bukhtnassar | 1049 | 1050 | nephew of predecessor | |
| Salar | 1050 | 1063 | uncle of predecessor | |
| Fariburz I | 1063 | 1096 | son of predecessor | |
| Manuchehr II | 1096 | 1106 | son of predecessor | |
| Afridun I the Martyr | 1106 | 1120 | brother of predecessor | |
| Manuchehr III | 1120 | 1160 | son of predecessor | |
| Afridun II | 1160 | 1160 | son of predecessor | |
| Akhsitan I | 1160 | 1197 | brother of predecessor | |
| Shahanshah | 1197 | 1200 | brother of predecessor | |
| Fariburz II | 1200 | 1204 | nephew of predecessor | |
| Farrukhzad | 1204 | 1204 | uncle of predecessor | |
| Gushtasb I | 1204 | 1225 | son of predecessor | |
| Fariburz III | 1225 | 1243 | son of predecessor | |
| Akhsitan II | 1243 | 1260 | son of predecessor | |
| Farrukhzad II | 1260 | 1282 | son of predecessor | |
| Akhsitan III | 1282 | 1294 | son of predecessor | |
| Keykavus I | 1294 | 1317 | son of predecessor | |
| Keykubad I | 1317 | 1348 | uncle of predecessor | |
| Kavus I | 1348 | 1372 | son of predecessor | |
| Hushang I | 1372 | 1382 | son of predecessor | |
| Ibrahim I | 1382 | 1417 | cousin of predecessor | |
| Khalilullah I | 1417 | 1465 | son of predecessor | |
| Farrukh Yassar I | 1465 | 1500 | son of predecessor | |
| Bahram Beg | 1501 | 1501 | son of predecessor | |
| Gazi Beg | 1501 | 1501 | brother of predecessor | |
| Sultan Mahmud | 1501 | 1502 | son of predecessor | |
| Ibrahim II Sheykhshah | 1502 | 1524 | brother of predecessor | |
| Khalilullah II | 1524 | 1535 | son of predecessor | |
| Farrukh Yassar II | 1535 | 1535 | brother of predecessor | |
| Shahrukh of Shirvan | 1535 | 1539 | son of predecessor |
Nowadays – after occupation families of some Shirvanshah princes moved to Turkey and Europe and some stayed in Shamakhi. Nowadays there are some in Shamakhi and Baku.
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