Pul - Khizr Saray al-Jadida

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Lettering: ۷۶٢

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Khizr Khan był potomkiem Białej Hordy. Nie był już potomkiem Dżucze-chana. Khizr (Kidiri, Hidari, tat. Khizir, zm. 1361) chan Złotej Hordy (maj-czerwiec 1360 - sierpień 1361). Khizr Khan był pierwszym chanem Złotej Hordy reprezentującym rodzaj Horde-Ezhena, najstarszym synem Dżoczi Khana.


Pyrsow J. E. "Katalog monet dżudżidów Saratowskiego Regionalnego Muzeum Studiów nad Wiedzą Lokalną" (Пырсов Ю.Е. "Каталог джучидских монет Саратовского областного музея краеведения") - # 242

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Khizr Khan was a descendant of the White Horde. He was no longer a descendant of Juchi Khan. Khizr (Kidiri, Hidari, tat. Khizir, died 1361) Khan of the Golden Horde (May-June 1360 — August 1361). Khizr Khan was the first Khan of the Golden Horde representing the genus Horde-Ezhena, the eldest son of Jochi Khan.


Pyrsow J. E. "Catalogue of jujid coins of the Saratov regional Museum of study of local lore" (Пырсов Ю.Е. «Каталог джучидских монет Саратовского областного музея краеведения») - # 242

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC				Frequency
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761 (1360)														14%
ND (1360-1361)														17%
762 (1361)						$ 5.20								66%
762 (1361) 722												(en) Mistake in the year (722 instead of 762)		6%

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