What was the Khanate of Kokand's primary form of currency?
Gold coins
Silver coins
Copper coins
Paper money
Answer
The primary form of currency in the Khanate of Kokand was silver coins, which were widely used in trade and commerce. The use of silver coins reflects the region's economic prosperity and its connections with other Central Asian states and neighboring empires.
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