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The 12 pages that link to Timurid Renaissance, each with the reason it gives.

• Persian miniatureRelated: Timurid patronage fostered major centers of manuscript painting and book arts.

• Timurid EmpireBroader topic: The empire’s courts financed the cultural achievements most closely associated with Timurid rule.

• TimurBroader topic: The dynasty’s cultural achievements followed the military empire Timur founded.

• TransoxianaRelated: Its Samarkand and Herat centers extended Transoxiana’s cultural influence.

• Persian calligraphyRelated: Timurid courts and workshops fostered Persian manuscripts and refined calligraphic styles.

• Ulugh BegNarrower topic: Ulugh Beg’s scientific patronage formed one strand of this broader cultural flowering.

• Timurid dynastyBroader topic: It names the cultural flowering associated with the dynasty’s courts.

• NastaliqRelated: Timurid workshops helped establish Nastaliq as a prestigious book hand.

• Islam in Central AsiaRelated: Timurid patronage strengthened the region’s Islamic scholarly and architectural legacy.

• Ali-Shir Nava'iBroader topic: Nava'i’s writing and patronage formed part of this cultural flowering.

• Kamāl ud-Dīn BehzādNarrower topic: Behzād's early work grew within the dynasty's intensive patronage of books and the arts.

• Timurid conquests and invasionsRelated: Imperial wealth and the movement of artisans helped foster cultural patronage.