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| 正面描述 | Round silver coin featuring a central square hole framed by a raised border, with two large Chinese characters in traditional regular script (kaishu) arranged vertically in the field: 天 (Tiān, 'Heavenly') above the hole and 國 (Guó, 'Kingdom') below. The characters are boldly engraved with strong, confident brushwork-inspired strokes. A raised circular rim encircles the entire design, separating it from the plain edge. The overall composition is spare and monumental, characteristic of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom coinage. |
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| 背面描述 | Round silver coin with a central square hole, featuring two large Chinese characters in traditional regular script (kaishu) disposed vertically in the field: 聖 (Shèng, 'Sacred' or 'Holy') above the hole and 寶 (Bǎo, 'Currency' or 'Treasure') below. The characters exhibit dynamic, deeply engraved strokes of considerable artistic vitality. A raised circular rim defines the coin's perimeter. The austere two-character layout mirrors the obverse, together forming the proclamation 天國聖寶 — 'Sacred Currency of the Heavenly Kingdom.' |
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The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom controlled significant portions of southern China for over a decade, administering a theocratic state built around Hong Xiuquan's claim to be the younger brother of Jesus Christ. Coinage was issued sporadically and without centralized mint infrastructure — pieces like this half-tael were produced in occupied Nanjing, which the Taiping renamed Tianjing and held as their capital from 1853 until its fall in 1864.
Surviving examples are scarce partly because the Qing imperial government systematically suppressed Taiping material culture after crushing the rebellion — a conflict that killed an estimated 20 to 30 million people.