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Mirzo Ahmadali - see. Forsiy Barlos
MIRZO KENJABEK – He is an Uzbek poet, member of Writers Union of Uzbekistan. He was born in 1956 in Uzun district of Surhandarya region. He graduated from faculty of Journalistic of Tashkent State University (presently Uzbek National University) in 1979, and Institute of Islamic Science named after Imam Buhari in 2001. He published more than ten poetry books and essays. He translated poetic novel “Evgeni Onegin” by A.S. Pushkin, “Tazkiratul-avliyo” by Fariddin Attar, poem of Maftumquli, J.Oldridge, Sirajiddin Usman Ushi, Hafiz Sherazi, Yunus Emra, I.V. Goethe amd other literary men. Later years he practices with translation of religious books, especially “Mubain” and “Volidiya” by Babur. (“Sharq” 2014)
A.J.
MIRZO KO’PRUGI (Eng. The Bridge of Mirza) – It is a name of the bridge in Samarkand which was constructed by Mirza Aulugh Beg [“B”, on folio. 43 a].
MIRZO MALVIY (Eng. Mirza Malwi) – He was one of the chiefs of the tribe of Qarluq inhabited Kabul. Mirza Malwi with Sangar Qarluq brought about 30-40 nobles to Babur’s service [“B”, on folio 231 a].
O.J.
MIRZO MO’G’UL (Eng. Mirza Mughul) – He was one of the nobles of Babur. He was son of Daulat Qadam Turk. He took one of Ali Khan Farmuli’s sons who had been taken to prison in the battle to Mewat, and brought Ali Khan personally to the Babur’s palace. [“B”, on folio. 296 b].
V.R.
Mirzo Sulaymon – see. Sulaymon Mirzo.
MIRZO FARRUH (Eng. Mirza Farrukh) – He was a beg(noble) from the clan “Aughlaqchi”. His father Sayyid Hasan Aughlaqchi served to Sultan Husain, while his uncle Sayyid Yusufbeg served Babur. He joined to Babur in 1512, when he conquered Samarkand. [“B”, p. 175 b].
Q.E.
MIRZO HAMMOMI (Eng. The Bath of Mirza) – It is a public bath built by Sultan Husain in Herat city. It was one of the sightseeing of the city for long time. Babur also saw the bath when he travelled around the city in 1506.
V.R.