The Jochid Coins'' Findings in Kyrgyzstan
This article raised the questions related to the circulation of money in Kyrgyzstan in the second half of the 14 <sup>th</sup> century. Since Jochid coins occur in the findings of the Chu River Valley, the authors collected all known information about such findings not only from academic publications, but also from their own research materials. The authors give details about the findings, placing them in tables, and review all available information. It is established that the bulk of puls' influx is characterized by the younger coins of the second half of 760-h/1360s - beginning of 770-h/1370s. Flux of Jochid coins from the territory subjected to Urus Khan could stop with the beginning of Amir Timur's campaigns against Qamar-ud-din and later against Urus Khan.