This article investigates important information related to interethnic relations and reflects on the essence and content of the ongoing reforms in this area. Additionally, it provides a detailed overview of the state committee responsible for the relevant sector operating in the country.

The article describes 34 copper coins minted in Andijan, belonging to the Timurid and Shaybanid periods, found in the “Yangi Sanganak” neighborhood of Parkent district, Tashkent region, and currently preserved in the State Museum of Timurid History as part of the “Yangi Sanganak” treasure. The coins are classified into 6 types. On the obverse side of the coins, the inscription “zarb Andijon” or “zarb Andigan” is written in Arabic script, while on the reverse side, the year of minting is indicated in words also in Arabic script. It is noted that these coins were minted during the reign of the Timurid prince and governor of the Fergana region, Umar Shaykh Mirza. A portion of these coins was re-minted during the Shaybanid monetary reform and put into circulation for trade and commercial purposes.