Fals - 'Ilkhan' Uljaytu Khan Soltanya and Tiflis mint

Uljaytu's reign saw one of the more dramatic confessional pivots in Ilkhanid history — he converted from Buddhism to Christianity to Sunni Islam before finally settling on Twelver Shi'ism around 1309, a shift that briefly placed the Ilkhanate at odds with its Sunni neighbors and prompted a reissue of coinage bearing updated religious formulae. Copper fals from this reign circulated at the lowest transactional level, handling the small commerce that silver dirhams could not efficiently serve.

Tiflis operated as a significant Caucasian mint under Ilkhanid control following the Mongol subjugation of Georgia, striking alongside Soltaniyya — the purpose-built capital Uljaytu founded around 1305.