This study focuses on a comparative analysis of the works of F.Würtle's “Andijan Prince,” R.Goden's “Gulbadanbegim” and P.Kadyrov's “Starry Nights” and Khairiddin Sultanov's “Boburiynoma.” The aim of the study is to study the plot structure, artistic composition, as well as the similarities and differences of social, political and moral ideas in European and Uzbek prose. The main goal of the study is to determine the inextricable link between European and Uzbek literature by comparing these works, and to analyze the views of writers through artistic images and symbolic images. In the comparative analysis of the figure of Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur, these writers achieved a high artistic ability to express the social and spiritual issues of that time in their works. This study analyzes the hero system of the works, the plot of the work, artistic style and themes, and the specific and general aspects of the images. This research, through a comparative analysis of the artistic legacy and life path of the great king and poet Babur, shows how the figure of Babur is interpreted in various literary sources and historical perspectives, and serves to shed more light on his role and significance in spiritual, literary, and cultural development.