The memorial complex (Dorus-Saodat) (1394) Translated means "the storehouse of power." Intended for the burial of Temur and all his descendants. The main facade was highlighted by a powerful portal with towers at the corners. The main entrance led into the courtyard, equipped with rooms, the contours of which are partially preserved. Only the left mouth of the portal, to which the mausoleum of Jehangir is composed, has fully reached us. Under it lies a funerary crypt, in other areas three more crypts have been identified, there may have been more. The main one lies opposite the entrance to the courtyard, above it was the tomb - gurkhona.

On both sides of which there are two rooms
Another gurkhon was located symmetrically in the right mouth of the portal of the Jehangir mausoleum - apparently the second son of Temur, Umarsheikh, who died in 1394 during the siege of the Kurdish fortress and was brought to Shakhrisabz from Shiraz, was buried here. From the magnificent tomb of Temur, a crypt with a stone sarcophagus built underground was preserved. The cruciform chamber was entirely lined with slabs of white marble-like limestone. On the walls along the contour of the arched niches, a continuous carving tape with Koranic inscriptions stretches. Prayers are inscribed in medallions on the vaults. Everything here corresponded to the place of the sovereign’s last reassurance: a stone sarcophagus, and inscriptions about the departure of the mortal world into the world of Eternity, but fate decreed otherwise. A rectangular field for the epitaph of Temuru is engraved on a stone tombstone plate. But the tombstone remained uncovered for centuries, since Temur was buried in the Samarkand mausoleum of Gur Emir.