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| 正面描述 | The State Coat of Arms of the Republic of Moldova is depicted prominently in the central field. The issue year "2022" appears in the upper legend, while the exergue bears the inscription "REPUBLICA MOLDOVA" in capital Latin letters. Three inscriptions are arranged along the lower portion of the field: the fineness mark "Ag 999", the face value "50 LEI", and the weight specification "16,5 g". |
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Ion Neculce was an 18th-century Moldavian chronicler and boyar whose O samă de cuvinte — a collection of oral traditions and legends prefacing his chronicle — remains one of the foundational texts of Romanian-language literature. He served as hatman under Dimitrie Cantemir and fled with him into Russian exile following the disastrous Ottoman rout at the Battle of Stănilești in 1711, an event Neculce witnessed firsthand and recorded with unusual personal candor.
His birth year of 1672 is itself approximate, reconstructed from chronicle evidence rather than any surviving record.