Amir Temur was one of the four most famous commanders in the world, a great general who never touched the ground, a great army commander who was able to fully demonstrate his God-given potential. The art of battle, the ways of war, the rules of keeping the army, the rituals of the ranks are described in detail in Sahibkiran's book "Temur's Statutes".
In 1365 AD, in the famous "Battle of the Mud" with the Mongols near Chinaz on the Syrdarya River, the Turanian cherik (Amir Temur was an army commander) led by Amir Hussein was defeated. This was the first and last defeat in the life of 29-year-old Amir Temur.
In 1366, in Karshi, Temurbek fought against an enemy of 243 men with only 12 men and won by the grace of God and the potential of a commander.
In 1368, the enemy, who had a strong hand in Badakhshan, killed most of Sahibkiran's soldiers and captured 130 people. Amir Temur, who was left with only 13 navkars, bravely climbed to the top of Mount Dobon and blocked the way, rescuing his soldiers from the enemy in return for many bloody and desperate attempts. Amir Temur later recalled that battle: "I fought many battles and experienced many events, but I did not see the hardships of this battle."
Sahibkiran conquered 27 countries of the world. He fought more than a thousand battles, in which victory was always on the side of Sahibkiran.
His famous fights are:
June 1391, 18 - Victory over the Golden Horde khan Tokhtamishkhan on the river Kandircha (Samara region). More than 200 troops from both sides took part. This victory further strengthened the independence of the Turan state.
April 1395, 15 - The second battle against the Golden Middle Khan Tokhtamishkhan took place on the banks of the Terek River. 250 troops took part by Turan. The battle ended with the decisive victory of Amir Temur.
July 1402, 20 - A battle with Amir Temur and the Ottoman Emperor Yildirim Boyazid took place near Ankara. Amir Temur's army was about 200, and Yildirim Boyazid's army was 160. The battle ended with the great victory of the Sultan of Turan, Amir Temur.
