Talk:Sultan Said Khan

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Preface

I think a lot of the stuff in the preface goes into too much detail to belong in an article about Sultan Said Khan. It's probably enough to say that he was the Khan of Moghulistan, which had been the eastern half of the Chagatai khanate, and that he was a descendent of the first moghul khan, Tughlugh Timur. All the details about Tughlugh Timur's life should be in his own article, and the details about the nature and history of moghuls and Moghulistan should be in the article on Moghulistan. - Geoffg (talk) 19:20, 27 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]