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1 Ducat - Vladislav I Type I
| Issuer | Wallachia |
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| Year | 1364-1377 |
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| Shape | Round (irregular) |
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| Obverse lettering | ☩ Іധ ВΛaДІСΛaБЪ BОЄВധД ∴ |
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| Reverse lettering | ☩ Іധ ВΛa ДІСΛaВ |
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Vladislav I — known also as Vlaicu Vodă — issued this ducat during a reign defined by careful navigation between Hungarian suzerainty and the growing pressure of Ottoman expansion to the south. The decision to strike silver in a denomination styled after the Venetian ducat reflects Wallachia's deep integration into the Danube trade corridor, where Hungarian and Italian commercial influence set the terms of exchange. Calling it a "ducat" in silver rather than gold was not confusion — it was a deliberate alignment with regional monetary vocabulary.
MBR#2 designates this as the first type in the series, distinguished from later issues by specific die characteristics documented by Monede și Bancnote Românești.