Narbuta Biy

Narbuta Bek was the Khan of Kokand from . He was the grandson of Abdul Karim Bek his only successor of not killed by Irdana Bek in a coup for power. Records indicate that Narbuta long refused to accept power but eventually caved in to pressure from nobility and representatives of Kokand.

Domestic Policy Under the reign of Narbuta there was substantial immigration to Kokand due to the economic stability and prosperity in the Khanate. Falus (copper coins) of the smallest denomination issued in Kokand were used during his reign.

Foreign Policy Narbuta attempted to conquer and annex Tashkent on multiple occasions but failed, but was able to conquer the cities of Andijan, Namangan, Ush, and Margilan.

On his last expedition to Tashkent wherein he attempted to annex the city, he was captured by the army of Yunus Khoja and beheaded.