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Denga - Vasily Dmitrievich Kirdyapa
| Emittent | Nizhny Novgorod-Suzdal, Grand principality of |
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| Jahr | 1385-1402 |
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| Form | Irregular |
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| Aversschrift | Arabic/Cyrillic |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Imitation of the Golden Horde dang issued under Jani Beg Khan, dated AH 743 (1342–1343 CE), with degenerate Arabic script arranged in multiple lines across the central field, separated by a horizontal linear band. The inscription, derived from the original Jani Beg dang type, has been rendered in a stylised and partially degraded form by a local craftsman, retaining the general layout of the Tatar prototype while losing precise epigraphic accuracy. Globular pellet ornaments are visible within the field, echoing the decorative elements of the Golden Horde originals. |
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Vasily Dmitrievich Kirdyapa inherited a principality already in crisis. His father Dmitry Konstantinovich had spent decades in a losing struggle with Moscow over the grand-princely title of Vladimir, ultimately capitulating to Dmitry Donskoy. Vasily himself spent years as a hostage of the Golden Horde — released only after protracted negotiations — and his tenure as prince was marked by continued Muscovite encroachment that would end with the permanent absorption of Nizhny Novgorod into Moscow by 1392.
Coinage from this reign is among the least systematically documented of the appanage series, with attribution relying heavily on tamga types and the work of Hrisztian Petrov's corpus.