1 Falus Shaburghan

Shaburghan, the principal city of the Jowzjan region in what is now northern Afghanistan, issued its own copper coinage during the early Timurid successor period — a time when central authority had fragmented sufficiently that regional governors and city administrators exercised effective monetary autonomy. The falus was the workhorse denomination of bazaar transactions throughout Central Asia, and locally struck copper of this kind rarely traveled far from its city of issue.

The date range spans the years when Shaybani Uzbek power was consolidating across Khorasan and Transoxiana following the collapse of Timurid rule.