Although the second account, which includes a genealogical table and the succession of the Fur dynasty, was transmitted by Al-Tunisi in his book "Tashḥīḥ al-Adhān bi-Sīrat Bilād al-ʿArab wa-al-Sūdān," and is much older than Naum Shuqair's account, its sources may not be accurate and it is unconfirmed. Therefore, we will suffice with mentioning the first account, which lists the Sultans of Fur as follows: Sultan's Name | Year of Accession to Rule (Gregorian) | Year of Accession to Rule (Hijri) ------- | -------- | --------1 - Sulayman I Sulun | 848 - 880 | 1440 - 1476 2 - Omar bin Sulayman | 880 - 897 | 1476 - 1492 3 - Abd al-Rahman al-Rashid | 897 - 916 | 1492 - 1511 During the reign of this Sultan, the city of Al-Fashir was established as the political capital of the country due to its location on the caravan route and its excellent position as an important commercial center on the Darb al-Arba'in route to Egypt.

4 - Mahmud al-Fadl bin Abd al-Rahman | 916 - 933 | 1511 - 1526 5 - Muhammad bin Mahmud | 933 - 957 | 1526 - 1547 6 - Dalil bin Muhammad | 957 - 972 | 1547 - 1565 7 - Sharaf bin Dalil | 972 - 991 | 1565 - 1584 8 - Ahmad bin Sharaf | 991 - 1001 | 1584 - 1593 9 - Idris bin Ahmad | 1001 - 1013 | 1593 - 1605 10 - Salih bin Idris | 1013 - 1030 | 1605 - 1627 11 - Mansur bin Salih | 1030 - 1048 | 1627 - 1639