THE QUEEN WHO CAUSED THE CRISIS OF THE TIMURID KINGDOM

This article shows how the wife of Khalil Sultan Mirza, one of the beloved grandsons of Amir Temur, Shodmulk Beg, caused the crisis of the Timurid kingdom and the consequences of this political crisis. In writing the article, valuable information provided by medieval historians such as Ibn Arabshah and Sharafuddin Ali Yazdi was relied upon.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-09-04
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13685387
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Species Distribution and Climate Change
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THE QUEEN WHO CAUSED THE CRISIS OF THE TIMURID KINGDOM

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THE QUEEN WHO CAUSED THE CRISIS OF THE TIMURID KINGDOM

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Abstract

This article shows how the wife of Khalil Sultan Mirza, one of the beloved grandsons of Amir Temur, Shodmulk Beg, caused the crisis of the Timurid kingdom and the consequences of this political crisis. In writing the article, valuable information provided by medieval historians such as Ibn Arabshah and Sharafuddin Ali Yazdi was relied upon.

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