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| 背面描述 | Latin legend ROGERIVS / REX arranged in two lines at the center of the field, with a pellet above and a pellet below the text, all enclosed within a plain inner circle. The inscription identifies Roger, the co-ruler and son of Tancred, bearing his royal title. A beaded border runs around the outer edge of the die. |
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| 背面铭文 | ROGERIVS REX |
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Tancred of Lecce seized the Sicilian throne in 1189 as an illegitimate grandson of Roger II, his claim immediately contested by Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI, who considered Sicily his by right of marriage to Constance of Hauteville. The co-naming of his son Roger on this follaro — struck during the narrow window before Roger's death in 1193 — reflects Tancred's urgent effort to legitimize his dynasty by establishing a visible heir. Roger predeceased his father by months, and Tancred himself died in 1194, leaving Henry VI to take the kingdom almost without resistance.