1 Ducat - Vladislav I Type I

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正面文字	Cyrillic
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背面描述	Standing frontal figure of the voivode Vladislav I, depicted in long robes with a helmet or crown, holding a sceptre or sword, rendered in a schematic medieval hammered style. Small decorative symbols, including a cross and a letter, appear in the field to either side of the figure. A Cyrillic peripheral legend encircles the image within a beaded border, repeating the ruler's name and title.
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附加信息	Vladislav I — known as Vlaicu Vodă — introduced Wallachian gold coinage in deliberate imitation of the Florentine and Hungarian ducat tradition, a political signal as much as an economic one. The principality was navigating competing pressures from the Kingdom of Hungary and the emerging Ottoman power to the south, and the ability to mint gold was a direct assertion of sovereign standing. Type I is distinguished from later issues by specific die characteristics catalogued under MBR#4; the series did not survive long into the next reign in this form.

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