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O’ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKASI 
OLIY VA O’RTA MAXSUS TA’LIM 
VAZIRLIGI FARG’ONA
DAVLAT UNIVERSITETI
SIRTQI BO’LIMI 
 
MAKTABGACHA TA’LIM
yo’nalishi 
_22-48_ -guruh talabasi 
Ergasheva Nazokat
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Ingliz tili fanidan 
 
 
Famous people of Uzbekistan 
 
Bajardi: Ergasheva N 
Qabul qildi: Ergashov  
 
Farg’ona 2022 
 


Famous people of Uzbekistan 
 
Plan: 
1 About Amir Temur 
2
Early life 
3
Military leader 
4 Rise to power 
 
 
 


About Amir Temur 
Timur, among his other names, he is commonly called as Tamerlane. He was a 14th 
century Turco-Mongol conqueror of much of western and central Asia, and founder of 
the Timurid Empire and Timurid dynasty in Central Asia, which survived until 1857. 
Timur belonged to a family of Turkicized Barlas clan of Mongol origin. He was Turkic 
in identity and language, he aspired to restore the Mongol Empire. He was also steeped 
in Persian culture and in most of the territories which he incorporated, Persian was the 
primary language of administration and literary culture. Thus the language of the 
settled «diwan» was in Persian and its stribe had to be adept in Persian culture, 
regardless of their ethnic origin. 
Timur was a military genius and his troops were essentially Turkic-speaking. He 
wielded absolute power, yet never called himself more than an emir, and eventually 
ruled in the name of tamed Chingizid Khans, who were little more than political 
prisoners. His heaviest blow was against the Mongol Golden Horde, which never 
recovered from his campaign against Tokhtamysh. Despite wanting to restore the 
Mongol Empire, Timur was more at home in a city than on a steppe as evidenced by 
his funding of construction in Samarkand. He thought of himself as a ghazi, but his 
biggest wars were against Muslim states. 
He died during a campaign against the Ming Dynasty, yet records indicate that for part 
of his life he was a surreptitious Ming vassal, and even his son Shah Rukh visited 
China in 1420. He ruled over an empire that, in modern times, extends from 
southeastern Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Kuwait and Iran, through Central Asia encompassing 

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