1 Falus - Shams al-dīn Muẕaffar III

Muzaffar III's reign was defined almost entirely by its dysfunction. He was placed on the throne as a puppet by the Mirzas — Mughal refugees who had fled Humayun's reconquest — and his authority never extended meaningfully beyond their permission. By the time this falus was struck, Gujarat was effectively controlled by competing factions of these displaced Mughal nobles, and Akbar was already watching the province with intent. He would invade and annex Gujarat in 1572, ending the sultanate entirely.