For 10 points, name this figure from the late 1300s who claimed descent from Genghis Khan and walked with a limp.
This man used flaming camels to defeat an Indian army with elephants during the conquest of Delhi. This man was treated as a subject by the Yongle Emperor, causing this man to form an alliance with the Northern Yuan dynasty. This man referred to King Henry III of Castile as his very own son, as this man and King Henry had many years of positive diplomatic contact. At the sieges of Aleppo and Damascus, the only people spared by this man were artisans, who were sent back to the city of Samarkand. Early in life, after being shot by a shepherd for trying to steal a sheep, this man became crippled. For 10 points, name this figure from the late 1300s who claimed descent from Genghis Khan and walked with a limp.
This man used flaming camels to defeat an Indian army with elephants during the conquest of Delhi.
Timur the Lame (or Tamerlane or Timur Lenk