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| 表面の文字体系 | Arabic |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central field displays a multi-line Arabic legend in a comparable cursive hand, naming the mint of issue, enclosed within a dotted border and a linear circle. A single raised pellet is visible within the field as a decorative device, consistent with Golden Horde mint practice of the early 15th century. The flan edges are irregular and clipped, reflecting typical hammered workmanship. The inscription is boldly struck, though partially weak at the periphery due to the irregular planchet. |
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Pulad (or Bolad) ruled the Golden Horde during one of the most fractious periods of the post-Tokhtamysh succession crisis, when the western steppe was carved between rival khans backed by Timurid, Lithuanian, and local Tatar factions. His reign lasted roughly two years before he was displaced, making issues from his name relatively short-lived in production. The Tarkhan mint attribution here is notable — Tarkhan was an active center in the lower Volga region, continuing to strike through the political chaos that defined this final coherent phase of Horde coinage.