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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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| 裏面の説明 | Crowned quartered heraldic shield occupying the central field, bearing the combined arms of Orléans, Milan, and Asti. The shield is surmounted by a ducal crown. The Latin legend Z MEDIOLANI AC AST DNS — abbreviated from 'et Mediolani ac Asti Dominus' — encircles the design between a beaded inner ring and the irregular outer edge, declaring Ludovico's lordship over Milan and Asti. The overall composition follows the standard armorial type of late-fifteenth-century Italian feudal gold coinage. |
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Asti's gold scudo issues under Louis d'Orléans reflect a peculiar dynastic footnote: Louis held the city through inheritance from his grandmother Valentina Visconti, whose dowry had transferred Asti to the Orléans line in 1387. He governed as an absentee lord for most of this period, and the city's mint operated under local administration answering to a French duke who would not set foot in Italy until his invasion of 1499 — by which point he had become Louis XII of France and the political calculus had changed entirely.