This article examines the attitude towards women during the reign of Amir Temur and their role in society. In the Timurid era, women were actively involved not only in household duties but also in politics, social life, and even military affairs. Amir Temur valued women not only for their physical beauty but also for their intellect and social roles. The article highlights Temur’s political respect for women and their involvement in the development of society and governance. It also explores how women maintained their place and dignity in society during the Timurid period.

Amir Temur, Timurid period, militancy

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