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Colour-illustrated identification guide for a set of the Juchi dirhams

Ulus of Jochi, or the Golden Horde, was the khanat (state) based in 1224 AD. Ulus of Jochi is named so after Jochi, son of Genghis Khan.

Keep in mind that Golden Horde coins are dated according to the Lunar Hejira calendar.

Tokhtogha ▪ Uzbeg ▪ Jani Beg ▪ Berdibek ▪ Qulpa ▪ Hizr

ID	Obverse side	Reverse side	Mint (city)	Year of minting
Tokhtogha (Toqta, or Ghiyath ud-Din Tokhtogu Khan): 689–711 AH / 1290–1311 AD Toqta was the son of Mengu-Timur; Mengu-Timur was the grandson of Batu Khan; Batu Khan was the son of Jochi, and consequently the grandson of Genghis Khan.
TTG-001			Saray Al Mahrous (also known as Old Saray and Saray-Batu)	710 AH (1310→1311 AD)
Uzbeg (Sultan Ghiyath ud-Din Mohammed Öz-Beg Khan): 711–742 AH / 1311–1342 AD Uzbeg was the Grandson of Mengu-Timur. During Uzbeg's reign the Golden Horde had become a Muslim country; most of the Mongolian traditions had slipped away.
UZB-001			Saray	715 AH (1315→1316 AD)
UZB-002			Saray	727 AH (1327 AD)
UZB-003			Bulgar Protected	732 AH (1332 AD)
UZB-004			Saray	739/740 AH (1338→39/1339→40 AD)
UZB-005			Saray	734 AH (1333→1334 AD)
Jani Beg (Jalal ud-Din Mahmood Jani Beg Khan): 742–757 AH / 1342–1357 AD Jani Beg was the son of Uzbeg Khan.
JNB-001			Saray al-Jadid (New Saray)	743 AH (1342→1343 AD)
JNB-002			New Saray	746 AH (1345→1346 AD)
JNB-003			New Saray	747 AH (1346→1347 AD)
JNB-004			New Saray	748 AH (1347→1348 AD)
JNB-005			New Saray	747 AH (1346→1347 AD)
JNB-006			Gulistan	756 AH (1355 AD)
JNB-007			New Saray	745 AH (1344→1345 AD)
Berdibek: 757–760 AH / 1357–1359 AD Berdibek was the son of Jani Beg. The assassination of Berdibek by his brother in 1359 AD resulted in the so-called «great troubles» epoch (in Russian «Великая замятня в Золотой Орде») in the history of the Golden Horde. This murder initiated the decline of the Ulus of Jochi.
BDB-001			Azaq	759 AH (1358 AD)
BDB-002			Gulistan	759 AH (1358 AD)
Qulpa (or Qulna): 760–761 AH / 1359–1360 AD Qulna was the son of Jani Beg.
QLN-001			Gulistan	760 AH (1359 AD)
QLN-002			New Saray	760 AH (1359 AD)
Hizr (Mahmood Hizr Khan): 761–762 AH / 1360–1361 AD Hizr Khan was not a direct descendant of the Jochi dynasty.
HZR-001			Gulistan	761 AH (1360 AD)
HZR-002			New Saray	761 AH (1360 AD)