Original sentence: For the Mongol khan, see Uzbeg Khan.His name means "independent" or "the lord itself", from Uz – self, Bek - a noble title of leadership.It has been traditionally believed that the Uzbeks take their name after the Golden Horde's most famous ruler, Uzbeg Khan.Many Uzbekistani scholars, however, reject this point of view, because, in their opinion, the name alludes to the qualities of the Uzbek people rather than to the ancient ruler.Uzbeg redirects here
Edited sentence: Etymological argument states that the name means “ independent” or the lord itself”, from Uz –self, Bek- a noble title of leadership.One view holds that group name derives from Uzbek Khan, though the nomadic Uzbeks were never subject to him.The origin of ethnonim   itself  is in dispute