GREAT SELJUQ

415-579 AH

The most common mint for Seljuq fine gold is Nishapur, but coins of al-Ahwaz, Madinat al-Salam, Hamadan, al-Rayy and Isfahan are also relatively common, at least for some periods. For the pale gold issues, the principal mints are Marw, Balkh, and Herat. In all, some sixty mints struck fine or pale gold dinars, most very occasionally, in some cases known only for a single year.

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Rulers

Name	Period	Actions
Yabghu Musa b. Saljuq	415-420 AH	View Details
Tughril Beg	429-455 AH	View Details
Baha’ al-Din Kuktash b. ‘Ali b. Siyawak	429-430 AH	View Details
Chaghri Beg Da’ud (b. Mika’il), in Marw & Balkh	431-452 AH	View Details
Bayghu, in Herat & Sijistan	434-448 AH	View Details
Ibrahim b. Yusuf Inanj Yabghu, at Hamadan	434-441 AH	View Details
Qawurd	440-465 AH	View Details
Alp Arslan Muhammad (b. Da’ud), as malik at Herat	450-455 AH	View Details