In 1512, the nascent Shaybanid dynasty of the Uzbeks faced its greatest crisis. After the death of Muhammad Shaybani Khan at the Battle of Marv, the Safavid Shah Ismail I pushed deep into Transoxiana, installing a Timurid puppet in Samarkand. The young Shaybanid prince Mehmed Sultan rallied the Uzbek tribes and met the Safavid army at Ghujduvan. This episode explores the battle that saved the Uzbek state, the role of Sufi sheikhs in legitimizing rule, and the long shadow of Shaybani's ambition. We look at the tactical decisions, the political aftermath, and how Ghujduvan became a founding myth for the Uzbek khanates.
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