Timurid prince Abu Sa'id Mirza, ruler of…

1469 CE

Timurid prince Abu Sa'id Mirza, ruler of Samarkand, is captured on February 11, 1469, by Uzun Hasan with a small force at the calamitous Battle of Qarabagh during a campaign against the Ak Koyunlu Turkmens.

He is handed over to Yadgar Muhammad Mirza, who executes him on February 17, ostensibly in retribution for Abū Sa'id's execution of the former’s grandmother, Queen Gawhar Shad, who had been intriguing against him.

This ends Timurid governance of western and southern Persia.

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Abu Sa'id Mirza View → Uzun Hasan View → Yadgar Muhammad Mirza View →

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Timurid Succession Crisis, Second View → Qarabagh, Battle of View →

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