Nameless Mausoleum II (Shah-i-Zinda)

Neither the name of the person buried here nor the date of building survived in its inscriptions, so scholars simply call it Nameless-2; some sources link it to Ulug Sultan Begim. It was built in the 1390s on the walls of the 11th-century Qusamiya madrasa, and only its entrance portal is original.

Excavations showed it was a single domed square room like its neighbours but noticeably larger, about 8 metres across inside where most tombs of the ensemble measure 5–6.5 metres. It stands a few metres from Nameless-1 and the Amir Burunduk mausoleum, which were built at the same time.

• A Timurid-era tomb in the Shah-i-Zinda lane
• Larger than its neighbours inside
• Built over an 11th-century madrasa