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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is typographically printed in red-brown with a geometric interlaced framework of lobed and quatrefoil panels. Two oval green stamp impressions with Arabic script occupy the left and right centre fields, flanking a central panel bearing a faint yellow crescent overprint. The denomination '300' appears in blue-printed square cartouches at each lower corner, with '355' in matching cartouches at each upper corner, and additional small Arabic-script inscription boxes are distributed across the upper register. |
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Bukhara's 1918 currency was printed locally under conditions that showed. The Emirate's treasury lacked access to professional printing equipment, and the tengas produced that year were essentially hand-stamped or rudimentarily typeset — crude even by wartime standards. Bukhara remained under the Emir's control until 1920, which raises the persistent question of exactly which authority actually authorized and distributed this note during the transitional political chaos preceding the Soviet-backed overthrow.
The "People's Soviet Republic" designation is technically an anachronism for 1918 — that government wasn't formally proclaimed until September 1920. Notes attributed to this issuer and this date require careful scrutiny of provenance.