17th century) was a Punjabi historian and author of Khulasat-ut-Tawarikh, among other works.
According to his own remarks, he was born in Batala, Punjab, then part of Lahore province, and belonged to a Bhandari Khatri family.
Sujan Rai served as a munshī in the administration of Aurangzeb, and also claimed to have travelled to Kabul and Thatta.
It is a general history of Indian subcontinent starting from earliest times to the accession of Aurangzeb in 1658, and is a significant source for the history of Punjab.
[1] Khulasat al-sīāq, a work on arithmetic written during 1703–4, is also attributed to him.