
In excavations conducted in the Tashkent region of Uzbekistan, a Turkic coin dating to the 6th century has been discovered. This find includes a type of coin believed to belong to the Western Göktürk Khaganate. The inscription "Türk-Kağan" on the coin reveals an important document from the early periods of Turkic history. Turkic Coin Inscribed with Türk Kağan (TRT News) " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Historical Significance According to statements by Professor Dr. Gaybulla
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Özbekistan's excavations in the Tashkent region have uncovered a Turk coin dating to the 6th century. This discovery includes a type of coin believed to belong to the Western Göktürk Khaganate. The inscription "Türk-Kağan" on the coin provides important evidence from the early periods of Turkic history. Historical Significance According to statements by Professor Dr. Gaybulla Babayarov, the term "Türk-Kağan" on this coin demonstrates that the name Turk dates back 1500 years. While the word "Türk
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