Committee for Industrial, Radiation and Nuclear Safety under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Through his work Baburnama, written in the Uzbek language, Babur secured a distinguished place not only in Uzbek literature but also in the treasury of world historiography. His ghazals and rubaiyat are regarded as rare masterpieces of Turkic poetry. His works “Mubayyin,” “Khatti Baburi,” and treatises on aruz prosody made a significant contribution to the development of poetry, language, and scholarly thought.

As a statesman, Babur founded the Mughal dynasty in India, leaving a profound legacy in world history. Despite his relatively short life, he paid great attention to strengthening political stability, improving the country, creating gardens and parks, and supporting science, art, and intellectual life.

Babur’s legacy, across centuries, continues to promote love for the homeland, courage, a thirst for knowledge, and ideals of goodness, further enriching the spiritual heritage of our people.