The main argument of Timur's mission was to restore Mongol rule during the glory days of Genghis Khan, who ruled over lands from Korea to the Caspian Sea.
What is Timur's empire?
- Timur led a small nomadic band and established control of Transoxania in the 1360s through cunning and force.
- Around 1370 Timur proclaimed himself the sovereign of the Chagatai Khan and restorer of the Mongol Empire.
- After that, he led his army for 30 years and conquered all provinces from Mongolia to the Mediterranean Sea.
- The Timurid, self-proclaimed Gulkani, was a Sunni Muslim dynasty or Turkic clan of Mongol origin, descended from the warlord Timur
- The word "Gurkan" is derived from "Gurkan", the Persian translation of the Mongolian word "Kurgan", which means "son-in-law"
- This was an honorific title used by the Timurid dynasty, a lineage of Genghis Khan, the founder of the Mongol Empire because the Timurids married Sarai Mulk Khanum, a direct descendant of Genghis Khan.
- Members of the Timurid dynasty were at the forefront of the Timurid Renaissance and were strongly influenced by Persian culture founded two important empires based in the Indian subcontinent.
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