Abstract
The article analyzes the views of the seventeenth-century French historian Barthelemy d'Erbelo de Molenville based on primary historical sources on the early period of Amir Temur's statehood and his work on the establishment of a centralized state. Since the emirs lost most of their goods as a result of various trades, the goods demanded by the emir Hussein could not be collected in full. Amir Sahibkiran helped them in their work: he spent a lot of gold and silver to solve their problems.
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