Timurid dynasty

v·t·e Timurid family tree

1.
Timur
(1336–1405)
Ruler of the Timurid Empire
r.1370–1405

3.
Shah Rukh
Umar Shaikh I Jahangir I Miran Shah (1377–1447)
(1356–1394) (1356–1376) (1366–1408) Ruler of the Timurid
Empire

r.1407–1447

2. 4.
1.
Pir Muhammad Ulugh Beg
Pir Rustam Muhammad Khalil Sultan Muhammad
Iskandar Bayqara (1374–1407) (1393–1449) Ibrahim Sultan Baysunghur
Muhammad (1381– Sultan (1384–1411) Sultan Muhammad Juki
(1384–1415) (1392–1422) Ruler of the Timurid Ruler of the Timurid (1394–1435) (1399–1437)
(1379–1409) 1424/5) (1375–1403) Ruler of Samarkand (1402–1444)
Empire Empire
r.1405–1409
r.1405–1407 r.1447–1449

5.
Abu Sa'id
2. 1.
(1424–1469) 3. 2.
Abul-Qasim Sultan
Ruler of the Timurid Abdal-Latif ‘Abdullah
Mansur Ala al-Dawla Babur Muhammad
Empire (1420–1450) (1410–1451)
(d.1446) (1417–1460) (1427–1457) (1418–1452)
Ruler of Samarkand Ruler of Samarkand Ruler of Samarkand
Ruler of Herat Ruler of Herat
r.1451–1469 r.1449–1450 r.1450–1451
r.1451–1457 r.1447–1451
Ruler of Herat
r.1459–1469

6.
6. 1. 7.
5. 1. Sultan Mahmud 4. 3.
Sultan Husayn Ulugh Beg II Yadigar
Sultan Ahmad Umar Shaikh II (1453–1495) Ibrahim Mahmud
Bayqara (d.1502) Muhammad
(1451–1494) (1456–1494) Ruler of Badakhshan (1440–1459) (d.1457)
(1438–1506) Ruler of Kabul and (1452–1470)
Ruler of Samarkand Ruler of Ferghana r.1469–1495 Ruler of Herat Ruler of Herat
Ruler of Herat Ghazni Ruler of Herat
r.1469–1494 r.1469–1494 Ruler of Samarkand r.1457–1459 r.1457
r.1469–1506 r.1469–1502 r.1470
r.1494–1495

2.
8. 9. Babur 3.
Abdur Razaq
Badi' al-Zaman Muzaffar Husayn (1483–1530) Jahangir II
Ruler of Kabul and
(d.1517) (d.1507/8) Sometime ruler of Ferghana, Samarqand (d.1507/8)
Ghazni
Ruler of Herat Ruler of Herat and Kabul Ruler of Ferghana
(d.1509)
r.1506–1507 r.1507 Founder of the Mughal Empire r.1497–1498
r.1502

Muhammad Zaman
Mirza Mughal emperors
(1496–1539)

Notes:
Woods, John E. (1990), The Timurid Dynasty, Papers on Inner Asia No. 14 (https://books.google.com/books?id=0XcMAQAAMAAJ) , Bloomington: Indiana University, Research Institute for Inner Asian Studies.