Moghulistan

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Moghulistan, also called the Moghul Khanate or the Eastern Chagatai Khanate, was a Muslim, Mongol, and later Turkic breakaway khanate of the Chagatai Khanate and a historical geographic area north of the Tengri Tagh mountain range, on the border of Central Asia and East Asia. That area today includes parts of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and northwest Xinjiang, China. The khanate nominally ruled over the area from the mid-14th century until the late 17th century.

1347 — 1570  WikimediaWikidata

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Ajashiri, at the court of Khalil Sultan in 1405-1406Ajashiri, at the court of Khalil Sultan in 1405-1406
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Babur and his army saluting the standardsBabur and his army saluting the standards
Mahmud Khan on horse in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589Mahmud Khan on horse in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589
Sultan Muhammad Khanika (portrait), son of Mahmud Khan, in 1502. Baburnama of 1589.jpgSultan Muhammad Khanika (portrait), son of Mahmud Khan, in 1502. Baburnama of 1589.jpg
Mahmud Khan leading the Mongol troops from Moghulistan in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589Mahmud Khan leading the Mongol troops from Moghulistan in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589
The Khan (Mahmud Khan), Babur, and Sultan Muhammad Khanika standing on the sacred strips of white cloth Khan) at the 1502 Acclamation of Nine Standards. Baburnama of 1589
Mahmud Khan portrait in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589Mahmud Khan portrait in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589
Annual ceremony of acclaiming the standards by the Khan`s army near Tashkent in 1502 (double-page composition). Baburnama of 1589Annual ceremony of acclaiming the standards by the Khan's army near Tashkent in 1502 (double-page composition). Baburnama of 1589
The Khan (Mahmud Khan) in 1502. Baburnama of 1589The Khan (Mahmud Khan) in 1502. Baburnama of 1589
    TypeSubtypeDateDescriptionNotesSource
    eventarmed conflict1363Battle of the Stone Bridgebattle, Chagatai Khanate, Moghulistan, BarlasWikidata
    eventarmed conflict1365Battle of the MireTimur, battle, Chagatai Khanate, Moghulistan, BarlasWikidata
    eventarmed conflict1488Battle of the Chirciq Riverbattle, Timurid dynasty, MoghulistanWikidata
    eventarmed conflict1503Battle of AkhsiKhanate of Bukhara, Moghulistan, Timurid dynasty, battleWikidata
    eventwar1389Mogolistan War of 1389-1390war, Chagatai Khanate, MoghulistanWikidata
    eventwar13991399–1400 Moghulistan Warwar, Timurid Empire, MoghulistanWikidata
    eventwar1678Dzungar conquest of Altishahrconflict, Oirats, Moghulistan, series of warsWikidata
    commonsimageAjashiri, at the court of Khalil Sultan in 1405-1406 Commons
    commonsimage1502 Acclamation of Nine Standards th Commons
    commonsimageBabur and his army saluting the standards Commons
    commonsimageMahmud Khan on horse in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589 Commons
    commonsimageSultan Muhammad Khanika (portrait), son of Mahmud Khan, in 1502. Baburnama of 1589.jpg Commons
    commonsimageMahmud Khan leading the Mongol troops from Moghulistan in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589 Commons
    commonsimageThe Khan (Mahmud Khan), Babur, and Sultan Muhammad Khanika standing on the sacred strips of white cloth Khan) at the 1502 Acclamation of Nine Standards. Baburnama of 1589 Commons
    commonsimageMahmud Khan portrait in 1502 near Tashkent. Baburnama of 1589 Commons
    commonsimageAnnual ceremony of acclaiming the standards by the Khan's army near Tashkent in 1502 (double-page composition). Baburnama of 1589 Commons
    commonsimageThe Khan (Mahmud Khan) in 1502. Baburnama of 1589 Commons