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| 表面の説明 | Facing bust of the young Frederick II, depicted in a schematic, Byzantine-influenced style typical of Norman-Sicilian coinage. The effigy is crowned, with the crown surmounted by a cross and adorned with pendilia hanging at either side. The face is rendered frontally with large stylized eyes, and the bust is flanked by the circular legend. The overall style reflects the transitional Italo-Norman artistic tradition of the late 12th century. |
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| 裏面の文字体系 | Latin |
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Henry VI's claim to Sicily came through his wife Constance, the posthumous daughter of Roger II, making this joint issue the product of a dynastic union that fused Hohenstaufen imperial ambition with the Norman kingdom of the south. Henry extracted the succession under duress from the Sicilian barons, who had backed Tancred of Lecce for years, and his reign over the island lasted barely eighteen months before his death from dysentery at Messina in September 1197.
Frederick, the future emperor, was roughly two years old when this coin circulated. His mother Constance survived Henry by only a year, leaving the child king a ward of Pope Innocent III.