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Samarkand | Guri Amir Mausoleum<\/midashi1>
\nGeneral Information<\/midashi2>
\nGuri Amir means “Tomb of the ruler”.
\nThe location is about 10 minutes walk to the southeast from Registan Square.
\nA mausoleum where Timur and his sons are buried.
\nIt was originally built in 1404 by Timur’s order for his dead grandson, Muhammad Sultan, but Timur himself, who died in the next year following the completion, was also buried here.
\nThe center is the black tombstone of Timur, and the tombstones of Ulugbek, Timur’s son and grandson are lined around.
\nThe actual fort is in the basement, and the 1F tombstone is located directly above the fort, and this style can also be found in other historical sites in Uzbekistan.
\nIn 1941 the Soviet Union’s research institute opened the fort, and from the skeleton of the body, it was confirmed that Timur was handicapped on his right foot.<\/p>\n

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\nTombstoneS on 1F
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\nForts in the basement<\/p>\n

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Map of Samarkand<\/midashi2><\/p>\n

#4 in Map : Guri Amir Mausoleum<\/p>\n