Tamerlanes

Imperator invictus late putatur unus e maximis mundi ducibus exercituum et rei militaris peritis. Etiam habetur magnus artis architecturaeque patronus, qui Ibn Khaldun, Hafiz-i Abru, aliisque hominibus magnae mentis de facie utebatur, atque eius regnum Renascentiam Timuridarum introduxit.

• Orda Aurea
• Tamburlaine

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