In his conquests, the title character marries Zenocrate, conquers Damascus and Babylon, and builds Samarcanda.  
Shakespeare quoted a phrase from this work in Henry IV, Part II, when Pistol utters "pampered jades of Asia."  That phrase refers to the flattery of the kings of Trezibond and Soria, who are not as loyal to the title character as Usumcasane and Techelles.  In his conquests, the title character marries Zenocrate, conquers Damascus and Babylon, and builds Samarcanda.  FTP, name this blank verse drama about a Scythian shepherd-robber by Christopher Marlowe.
Shakespeare quoted a phrase from this work in Henry IV, Part II, when Pistol utters "pampered jades of Asia."  
Tamburlaine the Great (do not accept or prompt on just "Tamerlane")