Ganesha pleaded to Alam to stop the invasion, but Alam's condition was for him to accept Islam. However, Ganesha's wife forbade his husband to convert and instead they offered his son, Jadu, to the Shaykh. With Alam's guidance, Jadu became a Muslim with the name Muhammad, and ascended the throne as Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah.[1] Alam then requested Sharqi to return to Bengal, though he refused, thus continuing the Bengal–Jaunpur confrontation.[6]