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Diachronic and analytical studies of the historical syntax of Turkic languages, in referring to the subject matter of sentences, attempt to reveal the structures, properties and characteristics of Turkic sentence types and consider various aspects of them. These works, which analyse sentences in historical Turkic languages, generally deal with structure, subordinate clause types and characteristics. They also focus on the relationship between the main and subordinate clause, analysing the syntactical and semantical relationship -in Old Turkic, Medieval Turkic, Old Anatolian Turkish and Çağatay Turkic- by way of clause conjunctions: ammâ, bâvücûd, çü, çün, çün kim, egerçi, gerçi, herçi, her neçe, ne, neçük, neçükin, neçete, neçete kim, neteg, kaçan, kaçan kim, kaltı, kim, ki, takı tâ, tâ ki, vâkıa, vaktâ ki, vakt-î, velî, zîrâ etc. In this paper, we attempt to analyse some of the compound sentence structures, clause conjunctions (egerçi-velî, bâvücûd, her néçe, néçük (kim)) and adversative clause types of Bâbürnâme, which is the prominent exemplar of Çağatay Turkic prose. This paper aims to contribute to the body of works that have studied the historical syntax of Turkic languages and also Bâbür’s style.