⅙ Dinar - Qabul Khan Badakhshan

Badakhshan occupied a uniquely persistent position within the fracturing Chagatai Khanate — its rulers often nominally acknowledging Chagatai overlordship while exercising practical independence. By 1368, the Khanate itself was deep into the period historians call the era of the "khans of the left hand," when real power had long since passed to the amirate. A coin struck in Qabul Khan's name from this northeastern mountain principality tells you more about local political theatre than about any unified Chagatai monetary policy.