A LUMINARY OF SCIENCE AND GOVERNANCE
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Mirzo Ulugbek (1394–1449) was not only a significant ruler of the Timurid Empire but also an influential astronomer and mathematician whose contributions have had a lasting impact on science. His establishment of the Ulugbek Observatory in Samarkand played a crucial role in the advancement of astronomical knowledge during the 15th century. This article examines Ulugbek's multifaceted life, his dedication to fostering a scientific community, the innovative practices employed at his observatory, and the implications of his work for future generations. Ulugbek’s story illustrates the intersection of science, culture, and governance in the Islamic Golden Age.
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