Editing Tashkent (section)

===Uzbek Shaybanid's dynasty period===
In the 16th century, Tashkent was ruled by the [[Shaybanids|Shaybanid dynasty]].<ref>Dobromyslov A. I., Tashkent v proshlom i nastoyashchem. Tashkent, 1912, p.9</ref><ref>Istoriya Tashkenta. Tashkent: Fan, 1988, p.70</ref>
[[File:Barakhan Madrasah Tashkent.jpg|thumb|Barak khan madrasa, Shaybanids, 16th century]]
Shaybanid Suyunchkhoja Khan was an enlightened Uzbek ruler; following the traditions of his ancestors Mirzo [[Ulugbek]] and [[Abul Khair Khan]], he gathered famous scientists, writers and poets at his court, among them: Vasifi, Abdullah Nasrullahi, Masud bin Osmani Kuhistani. Since 1518 Vasifi was the educator of the son of Suyunchhoja Khan Keldi Muhammad, with whom, after the death of his father in 1525, he moved to Tashkent. After the death of his former pupil, he became the educator of his son, Abu-l-Muzaffar Hasan-Sultan.<ref>Yudin V. P. Materialy po istorii kazakhskikh khanstv XV-XVIII vekov. (Izvlecheniya iz persidskikh i tyurkskikh sochineniy). — Alma-Ata : Nauka, 1969, p.174.</ref>

Later the city was subordinated to Shaybanid [[Abdullah Khan II]] (the ruler actually from 1557, officially in 1583–1598), who issued his coins here.<ref>Ye. A. Davidovich, Korpus zolotykh i serebryanykh monet Sheybanidov. XVI vek. M., 1992</ref> From 1598 to 1604 Tashkent was ruled by the Shaybanid Keldi Muhammad, who issued silver and copper coins on his behalf.<ref>Burnasheva R. Z., Nekotoryye svedeniya o chekanke mednykh monet v Tashkente v XVI—XIX vv. Izvestiya Natsional'noy akademii nauk Kazakhstana, № 1, 2007, p.153</ref>