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| 正面描述 | The face is printed in red, green, blue, and brown on white paper and arranged in a series of rectangular and arched panels. A central pointed-arch vignette carries a crescent moon and star in gold and yellow — the traditional Islamic emblem — flanked by panels bearing Arabic-script inscriptions and denomination numerals. Cyrillic legends reading "ТРИСТА ТЕНЬГОВЪ" appear in the lower register, with handwritten manuscript notations occupying the middle band. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse repeats the multi-panel architectural layout in the same red, green, blue, and brown colour scheme, centred on a pointed arch enclosing a crescent and star vignette. Two large cartouches in green flank the central arch and carry Arabic-script text, while the upper register contains Arabic numerals and further inscriptions. Cyrillic value panels reading "300" and "ТРИСТА ТЕНЬГОВЪ" are repeated in the lower corners. |
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The Bukharan People's Soviet Republic was a short-lived Soviet satellite that replaced the Emirate of Bukhara in 1920 — yet this note predates that transition, issued under the crumbling Emirate's final administrative structures in 1918. The dating alone makes the issuing authority attribution complicated: "People's Soviet Republic" branding was retrospectively applied to earlier emissions as the new regime consolidated control and absorbed existing Treasury stocks.
The tenga itself was a Central Asian unit with deep roots in the region's khanate-era coinage, and its survival into paper form reflects how thoroughly local monetary custom resisted Russification well into the Soviet period.