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Dinar - Boran

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正面文字	Pahlavi
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背面描述	Full-length standing figure of Queen Boran facing forward, wearing the royal crown. A crescent-and-star device flanks the figure on each side, serving as field ornaments emblematic of Sasanian royal iconography. The composition follows the format of late Sasanian commemorative issues, with the regal figure rendered in a frontal hieratic stance typical of the period.
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附加信息	Boran — sometimes rendered Purandokht — was the first woman to rule the Sasanian Empire, ascending to the throne following the chaos of Khosrow II's execution and a rapid succession of short-lived male rulers. Her reign of roughly one year placed her in power just as the empire was hemorrhaging territory and manpower from decades of war with Byzantium. Gold dinars struck in her name are extraordinarily rare, a direct consequence of how briefly she held authority and how fractured imperial administration had become by 630. She ruled twice, briefly, with a second stint in 631. Most surviving examples cannot be assigned with confidence to either reign.