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3 Roubles The Battle of Molodi
| Emittent | Bank of Russia |
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| Jahr | 2022 |
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| Stempelschneider | Obverse: Alexandra Arsenyevna Dolgopolova Reverse: Fedor Sergeevich Andronov |
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| Aversschrift | Cyrillic, Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse depicts a richly detailed historical composition commemorating the Battle of Molodi (1572). In the foreground, two Russian warriors clad in traditional chainmail armour and conical helmets stand prominently: one raises a sword aloft while the other gestures toward the field of battle. At their feet lies scattered weaponry and armour. To the right, a dynamic battle scene unfolds in lower relief, showing mounted Tatar cavalry in full charge, rendered in a decorative style reminiscent of 16th-century Russian manuscript illumination. In the upper field, a stylised representation of a fortified encampment or gulyay-gorod (mobile fort) is depicted. A cartouche bearing the date 1572 is positioned in the lower right field, and the inscription БИТВА ПРИ МОЛОДЯХ arcs vertically along the left rim. |
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The Battle of Molodi in July–August 1572 was arguably the most consequential engagement in Russian history that most people have never heard of. A Crimean Tatar force estimated at 40,000–120,000 men under Khan Devlet I Giray — fresh from burning Moscow the previous year — was destroyed by Mikhail Vorotynsky's army using a mobile field fortification called a gulyay-gorod. The defeat ended Tatar aspirations of permanently subjugating Russia and reversing the fall of Kazan.
The coin was issued as part of Russia's ongoing commemorative program marking significant military victories in national history, a series that accelerated considerably after 2014.