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Certainly! Here's the English translation of the story about the Ghaznavid ruler, Sabuktigin:# The Story of SabuktiginIn the depths of the 10th century, Sabuktigin was born in Bardsirgan, a city located in Greater Khorasan, which was part of the Samanid Empire. This region was known for its rich culture and ancient history, and it witnessed constant struggles among regional powers.Sabuktigin served as a loyal follower of Alp Tegin, the Samanid commander. He possessed sharp intelligence and remarkable courage. After Alp Tegin's death in 963, Sabuktigin founded the Ghaznavid state, which extended from the Jaxartes River (Syr Darya) to the Sindh River and even reached the Indian Ocean.Under Sabuktigin's leadership, the Ghaznavid state expanded significantly. He defeated the Buyids and reclaimed the city of Nishapur for the Samanids, establishing himself as a skilled military leader. However, it wasn't just warfare where he excelled; his influence extended to culture and religion.Sabuktigin authored a historical