Dinero 'Cornado' - Alfonso XI Leon

表面の説明	Crowned royal effigy facing left, depicted in bust form with a prominent floral and trefoil crown of Gothic style. The face is rendered in a somewhat crude but expressive medieval manner, with striated hair falling behind the neck. A small heraldic lion appears to the right of the bust, and a castle or sceptre device is visible to the left, characteristic of the cornado coinage type. The surrounding legend reads ALFONS REX.
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追加情報	Alfonso XI struck these billon dineros during a reign defined by relentless military pressure on the Nasrid frontier. His decisive victory at the Battle of Río Salado in 1340 — the last major Marinid landing on Iberian soil — was partly financed through aggressive currency debasement, and the cornado issues of this period reflect that fiscal strain in their declining silver content. The type continued unchanged until Alfonso's death at the siege of Gibraltar in 1350, when the Black Death took him before the walls he never breached.

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