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| 表面の説明 | Letterpress in black with red overstamp; full-length vignette of Bishamonten standing half-right, holding a pagoda in the left hand and a spear in the right, surrounded by Fundō weights, Cintāmaṇi jewels, Uchide-no-kozuchi, and other auspicious objects at top. Multiple text cartouches in the center field; a front-facing turtle carrying a Cintāmaṇi on a wave ground at the bottom. A diagonal seal-script overstamp runs across the center. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Letterpress in black with green overstamp; inscriptions within a Fundō-shaped cartouche on a cloud-pattern ground occupy the upper register. Two square seal-script seals appear in the upper center field. Vertical regular-script inscriptions run along the lower portion of the note. |
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Morioka Domain (盛岡藩) was a Nanbu clan territory in Mutsu Province, one of the larger han in the Tōhoku region. Like many domains struggling with chronic fiscal shortfalls in the late Edo period, Morioka issued its own paper currency — hansatsu — as a mechanism for managing internal debt rather than facilitating trade in any conventional sense. The notes were valid only within domain borders, which made them essentially forced instruments: local merchants and peasants had little legal recourse but to accept them.
This 1835 issue falls within a period of documented financial stress for the Nanbu clan, years before the Tenpō famines would further destabilize northern domains.