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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse features a sculptural monument to Khan Zhoshy, executed by the renowned Kazakhstani sculptor Gaziz Eshkenov, depicted in a commanding central composition. The year of issue, 2024, is inscribed to the left of the monument. Along the lower arc, the commemorative inscription JOSHY ULYSY 800 JYL appears, marking the 800th anniversary of the Joshy Ulus (Golden Horde). Traditional Kazakhstani national ornamental motifs border the circumference of the coin, framing the central design in a decorative band characteristic of regional numismatic art. |
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Issued to mark the 800th anniversary of Jochi (Joshy), eldest son of Genghis Khan and progenitor of the Golden Horde, whose exact parentage was disputed even within the Mongol court — a rumor that may have cost him his life. Jochi died in 1227, weeks before his father, under circumstances that remain unresolved; some sources suggest assassination ordered by Genghis Khan himself. Kazakhstan's claim to his legacy is territorial: the western steppe lands he was granted as ulus became the geographic core of what is now Kazakhstan.