ARCHITECTURE OF THE TIMURID PERIOD: A HISTORICAL EXPLORATION OF ARTISTIC BRILLIANCE AND CULTURAL FUSION
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Timurid period, Timurid architecture, Central Asia, cultural fusion, artistic innovation, architectural legacy.Abstract
The Timurid period, spanning from the 14th to the 15th century, witnessed the rise of an extraordinary empire that left an indelible mark on the history of Central Asia and beyond. Under the patronage of the Timurid dynasty, the architectural landscape of the region experienced a remarkable renaissance, characterized by a unique blend of diverse cultural influences, artistic innovation, and grandeur. This article aims to explore the architecture of the Timurid period, examining its key features, influences, and lasting impact on subsequent architectural developments.
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