The letter of the King of France addressed to Amir Temur will be placed in the exhibition of the Center of Islamic Civilization of Uzbekistan

The diplomatic letter between Amir Temur and the King of France is expected to be featured in the exhibition of the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan.

Dated June 15, 1403, the letter sent by King Charles VI of France begins by affirming that, by the grace of the Creator, he is the king of the Franks. He extends greetings and wishes of peace to the great and victorious ruler, Temurbek. The message sought to establish trade and political relations between France and the state of Amir Temur, as well as to strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation.

In the letter, the king writes:

“We accept your undertakings and beneficial proposals, and we pledge to show them equal and even greater courtesy wherever possible”.

This letter serves as clear evidence of Amir Temur’s influence on the international stage and his diplomatic policies with world powers. Such historical documents highlight the noble aims pursued by our ancestors in the spheres of international relations, trade, and peace-oriented policies.