1 Dangi - Anonymous Kashgar

Kashgar's anonymous copper issues of the mid-fifteenth century were produced under the Chaghatayid khanate, a fragmented successor state to the Mongol empire that retained nominal control over much of the Tarim Basin. By 1446, effective power in Kashgar had shifted repeatedly between competing Chaghatayid princes and the rising Dughlat emirs, which likely explains the absence of any ruler's name — political instability made attributing authority a liability rather than a declaration.

The Silk Road commerce flowing through Kashgar sustained demand for small copper coinage even when dynastic legitimacy was contested. A#C3277 is a sparsely documented type, and confirmed examples remain few.