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Dirham 'Dang' - Ghiyas al-Din Muhammad Ordu mint
| Issuer | Golden Horde |
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| Year | 1376-1380 |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Edge | Plain |
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| Mintage | ND - date is not visible - 777 (1376) - Sagdeeva #353 - 777 (1376) 77 - Sagdeeva #354 - 777 (1376) ND - Sagdeeva #355 - 778 (1377) - not mentioned in Sagdeeva catalog - 779 (1378) - not mentioned in Sagdeeva catalog - 780 (1379) - not mentioned in Sagdeeva catalog - 781 (1380) - not mentioned in Sagdeeva catalog - |
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These dirhams were struck at Ordu — the mint of the Golden Horde's mobile royal camp itself, not a fixed city — during the fractious interregnum period following the death of Aziz Sheikh. Ghiyas al-Din Muhammad held nominal authority across a khanate that was, by the late 1370s, fragmenting under the pressure of competing claimants and the rising influence of the warlord Mamai. Multiple Sagdeeva references for what appears a single reign reflect genuine die and type variations produced under chaotic mint conditions rather than deliberate series planning.