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| 正面描述 | The obverse presents a two-tiered batleyka (traditional Belarusian puppet theatre) structure at center, depicting a scene from the play 'King Herod' within its stage opening. Flanking the batleyka are angels in relief, each playing a musical instrument. The surrounding field is decorated with stylized snowflake motifs arranged symmetrically along the left and right borders, complementing the festive character of the composition. The legends are arranged to incorporate the nominal value within the inscription. |
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| 铸造量 | 2023 - Prooflike - 1,700 |
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Batleyka is Belarus's traditional puppet theater, documented as early as the 17th century and likely borrowed from Ukrainian and Polish vertep traditions. It survived Soviet suppression by being reclassified as folk art rather than religious performance — the plays were originally tied closely to the Orthodox Christmas cycle.
Belarus has issued collector roubles in this format fairly consistently since the late 1990s, often targeting cultural preservation themes that carry implicit political weight under Lukashenko's government, which has simultaneously promoted Belarusian folk identity while suppressing the political opposition that often rallies around the same cultural symbols.