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| 表面の説明 | The obverse is dominated by a central crescent and star vignette printed in yellow, set within a plain white field surrounded by a dense guilloche border in red with a meander pattern. Two rectangular panels with Arabic script flank the central motif on the left and right, while further Arabic inscriptions appear in the lower register. Small denomination cartouches bearing Arabic numerals are set into the lower corners, and additional overprint stamps in green appear at the bottom left and right. |
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The Bukhara People's Soviet Republic did not actually exist in 1918 — the Emirate of Bukhara was not overthrown until the Red Army assault of September 1920. This note predates that event and was issued under an earlier Soviet-aligned transitional authority, part of the chaotic monetary experimentation that followed the Russian Revolution's spread into Central Asia. The region was flooded with competing currencies from Tashkent, local khanates, and various revolutionary committees, none of which commanded broad public trust.
The tenga was the traditional unit of account in Bukhara, and its retention on this issue was a deliberate concession to local commercial habit.