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The Shaibanid Empire
AD 1500 - 1598

The Shaibanids were Özbegs (Uzbeks) who overthrew the last of the Persian-based Timurids, taking the capital of Samarkand in  Transoxiana & Farghana in 1505. The latter region included a small Timurid principality and its heir, Babur, was forced to move to Kabul (1514) and India (1526), where he founded the Moghul Empire.

1500 - 1510

Mohammed Shaibani

1510 - 1531

Kochkunju

1531 - 1534

Muzzaffaruddin Abu-Sa'id

1534 - 1539

Abu'l-Ghazi Ubaidullah

1539 - 1540

Abdullah I

1540 - 1552

Abdul-Latif

1552 - 1556

Nawruz Ahmad

1556 - 1561

Pir Mohammed I

1561 - 1583

Iskander

1583 - 1598

Abdullah II

1598

Abdul-Mu'min

1598

Pir Mohammed II

1598

Uzbek power is on the decline, and their territory is occupied by the Khanates of Khiva and then Bukhara.