Muzaffar Shah I of Gujarat

Muzaffar Shah I (1342–1411), born Zafar Khan, was a Tughlaq-appointed governor who founded the Gujarat Sultanate. In 1391 Delhi made him governor of Gujarat, and the next year he defeated and killed the rebel Farhat-ul-Mulk at Kamboi.

When Timur sacked Delhi in 1398 and the sultanate disintegrated, Zafar Khan ruled Gujarat on his own. His son Tatar Khan deposed him in 1403 but died the next year, when he regained power. He proclaimed himself Sultan Muzaffar Shah in 1407 and died in 1411, succeeded by his grandson Ahmad Shah I.