Emîr Timur's relationship with sons and grandchildren
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Emîr Timur, who established a great empire like the Timur State, appointed his sons and grandsons as governors of certain regions in his health. There has never been a prince who rebelled against Timur's health. However, as a result of the misunderstandings, some princes have strayed from the path. A stick was thrown at these princes as punishment by Emîr Timur and they were not accepted into peace and their positions were changed. During the Timur period, princes were not killed for whatever reason. Only the princes have been given light punishments. Emîr Timur, who established a great reign, attached great importance to his successors who would take over after him. For this reason, he wanted his sons and grandchildren to have a good education and at the same time he took them with him on all his expeditions and allowed them to gain experience. Emîr Timur treated all of them equally without separating his sons and grandchildren. When marrying their sons and grandchildren, the rulers who elected them for their political objectives and purposes.
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Müjde Elitaş
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Müjde Elitaş (Master Thesis). Emîr Timur's relationship with sons and grandchildren, 2021, Kastamonu University.
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