Amir Temur

Amir Temur has been preparing for a life-and-death battle with Bayazid Yildirim for almost two years. Finally, turning to Rum, he first conquered the fortress of Qamoh, and then besieged the city of Ankara. The last and decisive battle between Amir Temur and Sultan Bayazid's troops took place on July 20, 1402 in the Chibukabad area near Ankara. This battle is known in history as the "Battle of Ankara". Amir Temur won the battle that lasted for three days. Amir Temur saved the state of the Ottoman Turks and extended a benevolent hand to Bayezid's successors.

• Amir Temur has been preparing for a life-and-death battle with Bayazid Yildirim for almost two years. Finally, turning to Rum, he first conquered the fortress of Qamoh, and then besieged the city of Ankara. The last and decisive battle between Amir Temur and Sultan Bayazid's troops took place on July 20, 1402 in the Chibukabad area near Ankara. This battle is known in history as the "Battle of Ankara". Amir Temur won the battle that lasted for three days. Amir Temur saved the state of the Ottoman Turks and extended a benevolent hand to Bayezid's successors.

Nevertheless, King Charles VI of France (1380-1422), King Henry IV of England (1399-1413) and King Henry III of Castile and Leon (1390-1407) congratulated Amir Temur on his great victory over Bayazid. they sent him their blessed letters. Because Sahibgiron struck the Ottoman Turks state, which posed a great threat to the newly awakening Europe, and became the savior of the whole of Europe.

Nevertheless, King Charles VI of France (1380-1422), King Henry IV of England (1399-1413) and King Henry III of Castile and Leon (1390-1407) congratulated Amir Temur on his great victory over Bayazid. they sent him their blessed letters. Because Sahibgiron struck the Ottoman Turks state, which posed a great threat to the newly awakening Europe, and became the savior of the whole of Europe.

On November 27, 1404, Amir Temur, who returned to Samarkand from Asia Minor, went on a trip to China from Samarkand with 200,000 troops. However, the march on China was not possible due to the sudden death of Amir Temur (February 18, 1405). According to historical data, when Amir Temur died, four of his wives - Mrs. Saray Mulk, Mrs. Tuman Ago, Mrs. Tukal and Mrs. Ruh Parvar Ago - were still alive. Also, at the time of Amir Temur's death, he had two sons, 19 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren, a total of 36 princes. In addition to these, the owner had a grandson named Sultan Husayn Mirza, a son born to his younger daughter - Sultan Bakht Beg, and his eldest daughter - Ago Beg. According to historical data, owner Amir Temur was married eighteen times. In addition, he married 22 special concubines to his shabistan.