Buzan

Buzan (died c. 1335), the son of Duwa Temür, was briefly khan of the Chagatai Khanate in 1334–1335. In 1334 he rose against his uncle Tarmashirin, whose conversion to Islam and settlement in Transoxiana had alienated the Mongol princes, and killed him.

Buzan then took the throne; sources call him a Muslim himself, yet he ruled in favour of the traditional Mongol Yassa. His reign lasted less than a year before his cousin Changshi overthrew him.