Mubarak. Devlet was the ancestor of all subsequent khans. For his ancestors see Meñli I Giray. He had 12 or more sons: Khaspudan: little information Akhmed and Haji: both killed by Russians at Sudbishchi in 1555 Sherdan possibly killed at the Battle of Molodi in 1572 Khan Mehmed II Giray 1577–1584. fought in Persia for Turks, deposed by Turks, killed by brother Alp Khan Islyam II Giray 1584–1588, imposed by Turks, unsuccessful, natural death Khan Gazi II Giray 1588–1607, fought for Turks in west, 2 sons were khans Khan Fetih I Giray 1596, briefly imposed by Turks, grandson a Khan Khan Selâmet I Giray 1608–1610, fled to Turkey, made khan by Turks, 3 sons were khans Shaki Mubarek, fled Gazi II, died in Circassia, son a khan Adil: executed by Persians in 1579 Alp: good warrior, quarrelsome, almost became khan in 1583 and 1588 Grandsons: Mehmed's son Khan Saadet II Giray (1584) rebelled against Islyam II Gazi II's sons Khan Toqtamış Giray 1607–1608 and Khan Inaet Geray 1635–1637) Mubarek's son Khan Canibek Giray (1610–1623, 1628–1635) Fetih's grandson Khan Adil Giray (1666–1671) All subsequent khans were descended from Selyamet, except for the sons and grandsons of his brothers noted above. References Oleksa Gaivoronsky «Повелители двух материков», Kiev-Bakhchisarai, second edition, 2010, , volume 1, pages 249–298 Henry Hoyle Howorth, History of the Mongols, 1880, Part 2, pp. 488–512 1512 births 1577 deaths Crimean Khans 16th-century rulers in Europe Pretenders