Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 Shahid Bahonar University

2 Faculty member of Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman

10.22103/jrl.2024.4646

Abstract

The Timurid era (807 AH / 1404 CE – 913 AH / 1507 CE), particularly during the reign of Timur (Tamerlane) (771 AH / 1369 CE – 807 AH / 1404 CE), stands out as one of the most prominent and influential periods in the history of Iran and Central Asia. This era is remarkable not only for its significant political and military developments but also for its rich cultural and social transformations. Timur, as the founder of this dynasty, skillfully established a vast empire through a combination of decisive policies and strategic intelligence, earning a lasting reputation as a formidable military leader and strategist in the annals of history. His ability to navigate the complexities of governance and warfare exemplifies a remarkable blend of ambition and tactical acumen.

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