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| 正面铭文 | 順 寶 天 元 (Translation: Shun Tian Yuan Bao Shuntian (1st era of Shi Siming, 759-761) / Original currency) |
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| 边缘 | Plain |
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The Great Yan State was the rebel polity carved out by Shi Siming after he recaptured Luoyang from Tang forces in 759, effectively reigniting the An-Lushan Rebellion following his murder of An Qingxu. The Shuntian Yuanbao coinage was his imperial currency, issued as Shi Siming declared himself Emperor of Yan — a direct repudiation of Tang legitimacy. The crescent and dot varieties represent die-position control marks, a practice borrowed from Tang minting administration and turned against it.
Shi Siming was killed by his own son, Shi Chaoyi, in 761, collapsing the issuing authority mid-production.