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| 背面描述 | A heraldic eagle is depicted in profile, its head turned to look back over its right shoulder, with a small cross rendered beneath its wing. The eagle stands upon a split shield divided per pale: the dexter side bearing two horizontal bars and the sinister side left plain. The Cyrillic letters В and С appear in the left field, referencing Voivode Vladislav. The design reflects the dynastic iconography of the joint reign of Radu I and Vladislav I of Wallachia, typical of late 14th-century Romanian medieval numismatics. |
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| 背面铭文 | В С (Translation: Voivode Vladislav.) |
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Radu I issued this coin jointly with his brother Vladislav I during a period of shared or contested authority in Wallachia, a political arrangement more common in the medieval Balkans than dynastic histories tend to acknowledge. The attribution to 1377 places it squarely within the broader struggle between Wallachia and the expanding Ottoman frontier, with the principality still nominally under Hungarian suzerainty. At 0.21 g, these tiny silver pieces were struck to a standard reflecting the thin silver resources available to a frontier principality.