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Denier - Béla as Crown Prince

发行方 Kingdom of Hungary
年份 1048-1060
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重量 0.71 g
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正面文字 Latin
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背面描述 The reverse displays a highly stylized foliate or tree-like motif at the center, enclosed within a beaded inner circle, with additional ornamental elements radiating outward — a design interpreted in Hungarian numismatic literature as a schematic representation of a plant or abstract interlace. The circular Latin legend +PANNONIA runs between the inner beaded circle and the outer beaded border, referencing the historical Roman province of Pannonia, used here as a geographical designation for Hungary. The hammered fabric is irregular in outline, consistent with hand-struck coinage of the mid-eleventh century.
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Béla held the duchy of Nitra and the title dux while his brother András I occupied the throne — a subordinate position enshrined in the "ducal third," which granted Béla roughly one-third of Hungary's revenues and the right to strike his own coinage. That arrangement was uneasy from the start. By 1060 Béla had invaded with Polish military support, forcing András to flee; András died of injuries sustained when his litter collapsed under the stress of the retreat, though contemporaries were not always so generous in their interpretation of the circumstances.

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