His name was Chagatai for "iron," and he died in Shmykent while leading a military expedition against China.
His name was Chagatai for "iron," and he died in Shmykent while leading a military expedition against China. Of his sons, Jahangir and Umar Shaykh pre- deceased him, while Miran Shah was mentally deficient, leaving his youngest, Shah Rukh to succeed him. He destroyed the Assyrian Christian majority in northern Iraq, and he defeated Tokhtamysh in a series of campaigns culminating in his sack of Sarai. He defeated Sultan Nasir-u Din Mehmud of Delhi in 1398, and at the Battle of Ankara in 1402 defeated and captured the Ottoman sultan Bayezid I. Ruling from his capital at Samarkand, FTP, name this 14th century warlord, often thought to be the last Mongol conqueror.
His name was Chagatai for "iron," and he died in Shmykent while leading a military expedition against China.
{Timur} Lenk or {Tamerlane} (or anything with “Timur” in it)