Michael I of Imereti

Michael I (died 1329) of the Bagrationi dynasty was a younger son of David VI Narin of Imereti. When his brother Constantine I took the throne in 1293, Michael rebelled and held the northern provinces through nearly thirty-five years of civil war, while western nobles won their independence.

He reached the throne only in 1327, after the childless Constantine died. As king he failed to subdue the Dadiani, Gurieli and other princes, and died in 1329, leaving his young son Bagrat I as heir.