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I love 1,000–2,000 kebabs 🗿 no hate for Uzbeks / timurids 🌹 Battle of Ghwarah Marghah (1460) The Battle of Ghwarah Marghah (1460) was fought between the Yusufzai Afghan tribal confederacy under Malak Sulaiman Shah Yusufzai and the combined forces of Mirza Ulugh Beg and his allies from the Gigyani tribe near Kabul, Afghanistan. The battle ended in a decisive Afghan victory, temporarily reestablishing Yusufzai influence in the Kabul region and weakening Timurid control.[1] Following his defeats in Transoxiana, Mirza Ulugh Beg retreated to Kabul with a small force and sought assistance from Malak Sulaiman Shah Yusufzai to recover lost Timurid territories, including Kabul and Ghazni. Sulaiman Shah offered military and political support, effectively governing Kabul as Ulugh Beg’s de facto prime minister. Over time, the Yusufzai malaks gained significant power, creating tension with the Timurid administration.[2] Ulugh Beg, aiming to reduce Yusufzai dominance, exploited rivalries between the Yusufzai and the Gigyani tribe. Aligning himself with the Gigyanis, he provoked open conflict between the two Afghan factions, fragmenting the emerging tribal confederacy in the Kabul region.[2][1] The Timurid–Gigyani alliance marched on the Yusufzai and their allies including the Muhammadzai, Khalil, and Gadoon tribes at Ghwarah Marghah. The Yusufzai suffered initial losses and were scattered, but they regrouped and launched a counteroffensive that broke the opposing line. Ulugh Beg’s army and Gigyani allies were routed with heavy casualties.[2][3][1] The Yusufzai’s lost around 300-600 while the Timurids lost around 1,000-2,000[2] just read some books bruh  #fyp #History  #afghan #afghanistan🇦🇫 #uzbekistan
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