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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed in red, blue, and green on plain paper, with a decorative arch and interlaced geometric framework as the central design. Two large oval cartouches in green at left and right carry Arabic inscriptions, flanked by smaller rectangular text panels. The denomination 300 appears in blue at all four corners, and two Cyrillic text blocks in grey-green occupy the lower centre field. |
| 裏面の銘文 | ۳۰۰ ۱۳۳۷ 300 ТРИСТА ТЕНЬ ГОВЪ (Translation: 300, 1337 [AH], Three Hundred Tengov) |
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The Emirate of Bukhara's paper currency was a brief and chaotic experiment. Emir Alim Khan introduced these treasury notes in 1919 as his government came under increasing pressure from Bolshevik forces — the Red Army would depose him entirely in September 1920. The emission was as much a political act as a fiscal one, asserting sovereign financial apparatus at precisely the moment that apparatus was disintegrating.
The 300 Tenge denomination sits at the high end of this series, and surviving examples are genuinely scarce. Most notes from this issue circulated hard in a destabilized economy with no redemption mechanism ever put into practice.