timur began his domination by the help he received from parts of the chaghataid troops. then and concurrent to extending his realm and power, he recruited defeated populations as new part of his army. simultaneously he established household – provincial powers in his occupations which his sons and grandsons ruled over them. this political – administrative tradition was followed by his successor...

After the fall of Abbasid dynasty in 1258 due to attack Mongols, mecca great Islamic power began move Ottoman Empire and Timurid Empire. The two powers were led by Sultan Bayazid Timur Lenk, respectively. development possessed these rulers brought them point where they competed with each other spreading political influence. Policies undermine other's territory are inevitable. They finally met w...

Abstract This article presents a new interpretation of the reign Ottoman sultan Mehmed Conqueror (r. 1444–46, 1451–81) as refracted through twin historical lenses Mughal South Asia and Renaissance Mediterranean. On one hand, it argues that Mehmed, despite his current reputation conquering hero Islam, in fact aspired to model sovereignty analogous Akbar's Sulh-i Kull , with common point origin c...

timurid era was a flourishing period of several arts which is in absolute contradiction to the political-military conditions of that period. after the conquest of iran, timor decided to gather artists in samarkand to help him demonstrating his power and superiority and his successors also adopted such a policy which resulted in creation of a thought school in the name of herāt in iranian cultur...