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1 Dirham - Anonymous Rebellion against Ziyadat Allah I, Ifriqya
| Emittent | Jund rebellions |
|---|---|
| Jahr | 824 |
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| Gewicht | 2.61 g |
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| Aversschrift | Arabic |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Three horizontal registers of Arabic religious text fill the central field, enclosed within a single-line inner border circle, with a marginal legend in Arabic script running around the circumference. The flan exhibits an irregular edge with a notable chip at the upper margin, characteristic of hastily struck hammered silver coinage produced during the anonymous Jund rebellion against Ziyadat Allah I. The overall style closely follows the Abbasid dirham prototype but lacks a mint name, reflecting the anonymous nature of the issue. The strike is weak in areas, with some legend partially off-flan. |
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In 824, a series of military revolts shook the Aghlabid emirate of Ifriqya, with jund troops — the garrison soldiers of Arab descent settled across Tunisia — rising against Ziyadat Allah I in a prolonged and nearly successful challenge to his rule. The rebellions lasted until around 827, when Ziyadat Allah suppressed them partly by redirecting the army toward the conquest of Sicily, a calculated outlet for military energy that proved historically consequential.
Anonymous coinage struck by rebel factions is exceptionally rare; the "x" suffix on the Album reference signals an unattributed or provisional classification, indicating this type remains incompletely catalogued in the specialist literature.