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Ishratkhona Mausoleum
A roofless fifteenth-century Timurid mausoleum in the east of the old city, where women and children of the dynasty were buried.
Samarkand · Sadriddin Ayni ko'chasi
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A roofless fifteenth-century Timurid mausoleum in the east of the old city, where women and children of the dynasty were buried.
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