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| 表面の説明 | Central field bears the Shahada (Islamic profession of faith) in three lines of bold Arabic Naskh script: 'There is no deity but Allah, the One; there is no partner to Him; Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.' The inscription is enclosed within a double circular border, with a marginal legend containing the Quranic verse III:26 (Al Imran) running continuously around the outer band. The overall style is typical of Ilkhanid hammered silver coinage, with the field inscription densely arranged and the marginal text partially visible due to the irregular flan. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central field displays the titulature of Hulagu Khan in four lines of Arabic Naskh script, reading 'The supreme Khan; Hulagu, the great Ilkhan,' notably omitting any citation of the Great Khan Möngke. The inscription is enclosed within a double circular border, with the marginal legend containing the mint name and regnal date arranged around the periphery. The absence of Möngke Khan's name distinguishes this type from earlier Hulagu issues and is a key diagnostic feature for dating and attribution within the Ilkhanid series. |
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Hulagu Khan established the Ilkhanate following his western campaigns that destroyed the Abbasid Caliphate in 1258 — the sack of Baghdad ending a five-century dynasty and killing the last Abbasid caliph, al-Musta'sim. Early Ilkhanid coinage is complicated by the question of suzerainty: issues citing Möngke Khan acknowledge the Great Khan's nominal authority over the entire Mongol empire, while issues like this one do not, suggesting either local political messaging or production after Möngke's death in 1259 disrupted the chain of legitimacy.