Had also converted to Islam, but were looked down upon by the Timurids North, a Mongol tribe, the Uzbeks thrust into Central Asia. This mutual disunity of Timurid princes provided an opportunity to 2 new The various Timurid principalities which arose were alwaysįighting and wrangling among themselves. The 15th century largely due to the Timurid tradition of partitioning Soon the power of Timurids declined rapidly during the second half of Had, Iran(later ruled by Safavids) to it's South, Uzbekistan( later ruled by Uzbeks) to it's East, Turkey( later ruled by Ottomans) to it's West.So, you see, initially all this region was under the control of Mongols, and later came under control of these dynasties. *Volga - It is a river which drains into Caspian Sea. The ruler of Samarqand had great prestige in the Letters, and in his time, Samarqand and Herat became the culturalĬentres of West Asia. Timurĭied in 1404, but his grandson, Shahrukh Mirza (died 1448), was able to Region, Afghanistan and a part of present day Pakistani Punjab. The river Indus** and included modern day Turkey, Iran, Central Asian Timur's empire extended from the lower Volga* to United Iran and Turan(a part of Central Asia under 'Tur' tribe) under The disintegration of the Mongol empire in the 14th century, Timur Note that the namesĪre succeeded by the word - "Khan". In Central and West Asia during the 15th century. The empire flourished but IMPORTANT changes took place Mongol rulers had established a great empire in 13thĬentury under the well known - Changez Khan. Know the Mughals of India were descendants of Timur. Is a at least 2 part post.This is part-1 of the same series.This post tells about theīackground of rivalry between the Mughals-Uzbeks-Safavids-Ottomans. Before, i write about Akbar'sĮra, i need to tell you about his ancestors' relations with Iran. Grasp on the geography i am talking about. Historical details can ONLY be understood when you have a complete Please keep a world map open in another tab, because the beauty of these This post is going to be hardcore history and This situation which Akbar faced with the Iranian ruler goes back to Overall a very good experience, worth trying if you are around and looking for a good place to eat.Now, in this backdrop, i am giving brief details about what this track SHOULD ultimately lead to. I'm not much of a kheer person so for me the kheer was okay. Gulab jamun with ice cream were served in small shot glasses, it is a combo made in heaven and you can never go wrong with this, but would jave liked my gulab jamun to be a bit more hot. The butter we had I felt were thin, bit the lacha paranthas were really soft 👍.įor desserts we had gulab jamuns with ice cream and kheer. Subze korma gravy/masala was very creamy and delicious in taste. Pindi chana was good, chanas were soft well cooked and the masala complementing it was good. The dal makhni although good in taste but was not that authentic in taste as one would like.
But the star dish was the corn malai seekh, just melt in mouth soft with balanced spice level 👌.įor the mains we had shahi dal makhni, pindi chana, subze korma, mushroom mughlai. Spring rolls were presented as shots and were very good, the outer layer was supremely crisp and filling was good too. We had a couple of starters including dahi kebabs, corn malai seekh, spring rolls.ĭahi kebabs were crispy from outside and although very smooth creamy and very well spiced from inside but I felt just a tad bit of dryness. The place is not that big but has enough space/seating for almost 25-30 people. Went there with a few friends for lunch yesterday.Īs per the name the overall theme of this place has been kept royal from curtains to ceiling to artwork on walls. Restaurants for Special Occasions in Noida.
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