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| 背面描述 | A bearded harpy depicted in right profile, shown as a winged creature with a human head and bird body, its wings spread and talons visible. A lily motif appears in the field before the harpy. The entire design is enclosed within a pearl (beaded) circle border. The engraving is executed in the bold, simplified style typical of Bohemian-influenced Hungarian coinage of the Wenceslaus period. |
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| 边缘 | Plain |
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Wenceslaus II of Bohemia pressed his dynastic claim to Hungary through his teenage son, also Wenceslaus, who ruled as King László V from 1301 to 1305 before being pressured into renouncing the crown by his father. This denier belongs to that contested interregnum — a period in which Angevin claimants, Bohemian forces, and Hungarian magnates were actively contesting the throne left vacant by the extinction of the Árpád dynasty. The coin circulated under a king who never fully controlled the kingdom he nominally ruled.