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| 背面描述 | The reverse commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Malaysian Parliament, depicting the Parliament House building (Bangunan Parlimen) in the centre-left field, rendered with architectural detail. To the right, the Malaysian flag's starburst motif (Bintang Persekutuan) radiates prominently against a plain field. The commemorative legend 'ULANG TAHUN KE-50 PARLIMEN MALAYSIA' curves along the left and upper periphery. The anniversary dates '1959 - 2009' appear in the lower field, marking the fifty-year span since Parliament's establishment. |
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| 背面铭文 | ULANG TAHUN KE-50 PARLIMEN MALAYSIA 1959 - 2009 |
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Malaysia's thirteenth Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Mizan Zainal Abidin, ascended to the five-year rotating kingship in 2006. The position cycles among the hereditary rulers of Malaysia's nine royal states — a constitutional arrangement unique in the world, formalized at independence in 1957. Nordic gold, the copper-aluminum-zinc alloy developed by the Swedish firm Nordic AB in the 1990s, was adopted by Bank Negara partly for its resistance to counterfeiting and its distinctive golden appearance without the cost of actual gold content.
KM#159 replaced the earlier polymer one-ringgit note, which was itself discontinued in 1993 after a relatively short run.