MATERIALS AND METHODS According to the analysis of historical sources and literature, the main struggle after the beginning of the
Shaibani Khan's military campaigns, the political process took place in connection with Bukhara, and the survival of
the Timurid dynasty in Movarounnahr can be attributed to Bukhara. One of the leading poets of his time, Muhammad
Salih, was one of the leading poets of his time during the struggle for Samarkand in 1499. At the same time, the fact
that Baki Tarkhan was gathering troops from Karakul and Bukhara, and the plan of war of the Timurids conveyed to
Shaibanikhan [8, 64]. Muhammad Salih, who had fled to Shaibanikhan, was one of Boki Tarkhan's most trusted
officials and was aware of almost all the proceedings at his residence. According to the Tavorihi Guzidai Nusratnama,
Muhammad Salih, who had fled from Baki Tarkhan to Shaibanikhan, completed the Timurid war plan for
Shaibanikhan, and as a result, the Timurid army was defeated and defeated the city of Bukhara. Z.M. Babur wrote in
his memoirs [4, 70]. The fact that Shaibanikhan, who first occupied Bukhara, did not plunder the common people, but
plundered the property of officials who amassed innumerable fortunes during the Timurid period, and thus earned the
love of the common people, can be seen in the historical literature. Along with Muhammad Salih, another poet, Binoi,
fled to the Shaybanids, who helped him during the occupation of Bukhara. As a token of gratitude to the Timurids for
carrying out the battle plan, Shaibanikhan gave Muhammad Soldih the title of Bukhara doctor. According to
academician B. Akhmedov, this incident took place on May 29, 1500. However, a month later, the people of Bukhara
revolted against the new government. Muhammad Salih remained loyal to Shaibani Khan and became the leader of
his army in 1501 in suppressing the Karakul uprising [1, 24]. This opinion was confirmed by the information written
by Muhammadyar ibn Qatagan. According to him, after the capture of Bukhara, Muhammad Salih, who was appointed
the new mayor of the city, entered Bukhara in a solemn ceremony surrounded by people. However, it can be seen
that the attitude of the people towards Shaibanikhan changed rapidly and the uprising, which later arose as a result
of heavy taxes, forced Muhammad Salih to flee from Bukhara [8, 66]. The Karakul region of Bukhara was one of the
most developed areas of economic life at that time. In fact, some medieval sources refer to it as a separate province
from Bukhara. At that time, Karakul was of special importance in the socio-political life of Bukhara, and along with
Bukhara, there was a revolt against the Shaibani. From the information given in the "Boburnoma" it can be concluded
that the Timurids at that time tried to unite against Shaibanikhan. During the second conquest of Samarkand by
Babur Mirzo in 1500-1501, Hussein Bayqara's deputy in Marv, Abulmuhsin, sent troops to help the Karakul people
during the second uprising in Karakul, and the rule of Shaibanikhan was overthrown [4, 77]. Reflecting on the social