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| 表面の文字体系 | Cyrillic (medieval) |
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| 裏面の説明 | Lion rampant facing left, depicted in a stylized heraldic manner representative of the Branković family emblem, occupying the central field of the coin. The lion is shown with raised forelegs and a curling tail, rendered in low relief consistent with hammered silver coinage of the period. Small stars are scattered in the field surrounding the lion figure. The design is struck on an irregular flan typical of medieval Serbian dinars, with weak areas at the periphery due to hand-hammered production. No legend or border is present on the reverse. |
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Đurađ Branković ruled the Serbian Despotate through one of its most precarious stretches — caught between an expansionist Ottoman sultanate and an unreliable Hungarian alliance, he lost and recovered Belgrade, ceded territory repeatedly, and watched Smederevo fall to Mehmed II in 1459, three years after his death. These dinars were struck during a reign defined by diplomatic maneuvering rather than military strength, and the four-line inscription type reflects a Serbian minting tradition that persisted even as the political ground shifted constantly beneath it. Jovanović distinguishes at least two die varieties within this type, suggesting continuous if modest mint output across the full reign.