Dollah Darya Khan

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Khan-e-Azam (lord of lords) Madar al-Muham (Regent) Amir al-Umara (The Highest Noble) Mubarak Khan Khan-e-Khana (commander-in-chief) Dollah Darya Khan Lashari
دولهه دريا خان لاشاري‎
Tomb of Dollah Darya Khan in Makli Necropolis, Thatta, Sindh
Regent of the Samma Ruler
In office 1490–1512
Monarchs	Jam Feroz, Jam Nizamuddin II
Personal details
Died	1521 Fatehpur, Sindh, Samma Dynasty
Resting place	in Makli Necropolis, Thatta District, Sindh, Samma dynasty
Spouse	Hemmu Rathore
Children	Mahmud Khan Lashari, Motan Khan Lashari, Allaudin Khan Lashari, Sarang Khan Lashari and Ahmad Khan Lashari
Occupation	General, Noble, Courtman
Military service
Years of service	1490-1521
Rank	Commander-in-chief
Battles/wars	Battle of Jalwakhir Battle of Fatehpur

Darya Khan (Sindhi: دريا خان) also known as Mubarak Khan was a General, Spokesman, Irrigation Expert and an Expert of Foreign Affairs. He was also regent at the court of Samma ruler Jam Feroz.