LATE 14<sup>th</sup> CENTURY XACITARXAN AND SARAI COINS
The article considers a study of Juchid silver coins from Xacitarxan dated late 14th century conducted with the use of stamp analysis. The collected numismatic material is considered in chronological order. Diagrams of stamp relationships between the silver coins of sultan Mahmud and amir Timur of Xacitarxan coinage, dangs of khan Timur-Kutlug issued in Sarai, Xacitarxan and those with no place and date indication (coins without issuing data with a kalimah) were plotted, and an analysis of coins with an “unclear name” dated late 14th century was conducted. Dangs bearing the name of khan Toktamysh issued in 799-800 A.H. after the second campaign of Amir Timur against the Horde have been discovered, and the stamp repationships between these dangs and the coins of Timur-Kutlug were determined. In addition, the identified stamps relationships between dangs and copper coins allowed to date several issues of Xacitarxan puls. The metrology of the coins in question was studied. The numismatic data confirmed that Xacitarxan was under the rule of amir Timur, and Timur-Kutlug gained control over Sarai and Xacitarxan shortly after the departure of amir Timur from the Horde.