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MUHAMMAD BOQIRBEK (Eng. Muhammad Baqir Beg) – He was one of the “beg (noble)”s of Babur. He took part in the defense of the fortress of Akhsi together with Jahangir Mirza and number of nobles when it was attacked by Sultan Mahmud Khan in 1494. He was arrested with the blame to participate in the riot led by Hasan Yaqub Beg against Babur. Later after he was realized, and entered the service Baisunghar Mirza in Samarkand. Then he returned to Babur’s service again. Muhammad Baqir Beg and several nobles separated from Babur and joined to Ahmad Tambal, when Babur had both Samarkand and later Andijan. Later on, he again returned to Babur. (see., also Karnon voqeasi).
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MUHAMMAD BURUNDUQBEK Barlos (Eng. Muhammad Barandiq Barlas) – He was one of the honorable nobles of Sultan Husain. He was from the dynasty of famous Choku Barlas who served Amir Temur. Baranduq Barlas was the ruler of Kabul during the reign of Sultan Abusaid. When Sultan Abusadi was killed in 1469, he moved to the Hurat under the reignof Sultan Husain, as had bad relation with Ulughbek Mirza who followed Sultan Abusaid. He served as “bekatka (the leading royal noble)” for Muzaffar Mirza. He received Babur in Badghis in 1506, when Babur stopped there on his way to Herat, and Baranduq Barlas followed him to the palace of Badiuz-Zaman Mirza. Besides he actively insisted to defend the kingdom of Sultan Husain for Shaibai Khan. According to Babur “Baranduq Barlas was clever man in military points who could predict the further results and conclude logically”. He was taken prison in the battle against Shaibiani-Khan in 1507 and soon died.
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References: Abdurazoq Samarqandiy. Matlai sa’dain va majmai bahrain. T., “O’zbekiston”, 2008.
Muhammad Busa’id – see. Pahlavon Muhammad.
MUHAMMAD VALIBEK (Eng. Muhammad Wali Beg) – He was one of the emirs from the Nukus clan. His grandfather, Khwaja Saifiddinbek was one of the commanders of chief under Amir Temur, while his father fought for Sultan Husain’s prosperity. Muhammad Wali Beg served Sultan Husain for long years with faith and justice. He went to Shaibani-Khan expressing his loyalty to him, when he defeated all the Temurids. Shaibai Khan sent him to Samarkand in 1508. Muhammad Wali Beg visited Babur’s royal camp when Babur seized Samarkand the third time in 1512, but there is no any information about his further fate.
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