Suleiman of Germiyan

Suleiman Shah, known as Shah Chelebi (died 1387), was Bey of Germiyan from 1361, succeeding his father Mehmed Chakhshadan at Kütahya. After backing the Hamidids against the Karamanids, he sought Ottoman protection and in 1381 married his daughter Devletşah Hatun to Murad I's son Bayezid.

The dowry surrendered several towns, including Kütahya, to the Ottomans, so Suleiman withdrew to Kula, where he died in 1387. A generous patron of letters, he had Persian works such as the Kabus-name translated into Turkish.