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| 背面描述 | The reverse displays a prominent central rectangular cartouche enclosing three horizontal lines of Arabic inscription in Naskh script, recording the ruler's name and titles. The cartouche is framed by decorative borders, with additional Arabic marginal legends running along the top and bottom outside the frame. Floral or vegetal ornaments appear at the lateral margins of the rectangle. The mint name Shiraz and the AH date 750 are recorded in the outer or inner legend in accordance with Injuid coinage conventions. |
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| 铸币厂 | Shiraz |
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The Injuids of Fars governed as Ilkhanate vassals for decades before Abū Isḥāq seized the opportunity created by the Ilkhanate's disintegration after the death of Abū Sa'īd in 1335 to rule as a fully independent sovereign. His Shiraz court became a genuine cultural center — the poet Hafez composed under his patronage — but the political situation was consistently precarious, with the Muzaffarid dynasty pressing hard from the east throughout the 1340s.
Abū Isḥāq was ultimately captured and executed by the Muzaffarids in 1357, making this issue from Shiraz one of the later independent strikes before the dynasty's extinction.