Shaybani
Shaybani (also known as the Shaybanids) refers to a dynastic clan of Uzbek origin descended from Shiban, a son of Jochi and a member of the Borjigin line of Genghis Khan. The Shaybanids rose to prominence in the Central Asian region of Transoxiana after the decline of the Timurid Empire and established a regional state in the early 16th century.
Muhammad Shaybani (c. 1466–1510) united the Uzbek tribes and defeated rival powers to seize control of major
At its height, the Shaybanid realm encompassed substantial portions of Transoxiana and neighboring districts, shaping the
The dynasty declined in the 17th century, with its territories eventually absorbed by rising regional powers