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Dirham - 'Ilkhan' Abaqa Khan
| Emittent | Ilkhanate |
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| Jahr | 1281-1285 |
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| Material | Silver |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Central field occupied by a multi-line Arabic religious legend reading 'Bism al-ab wa'l-ibn wa-ruh al-quds allah wahid' (In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, God is One), executed in bold Naskh script. The surrounding marginal legend includes the month name Sha'ban and the regnal year notation 'sene wahid ... sittami'a' (year six hundred and eighty), partially legible due to the irregular flan. The entire design is enclosed within a dotted or beaded inner border typical of Ilkhanid hammered silver coinage. The legends are struck with characteristic Ilkhanid calligraphic style, showing bold raised letters against a flat field. |
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| Auflage | ? - - 680 (1281) - Dhu-al-Hijah - Tiflis Mint - 680 (1281) - Dhu-al-Qada - Tiflis Mint - 680 (1281) - Muharram - Tiflis Mint - 680 (1281) - Rabi-al-Akhir - Tiflis Mint - 680 (1281) - Shawwal - Tiflis Mint - 680 (1281) - Tiflis mint - 681 (1282) - Dhu-al-Qada - Tiflis Mint - 681 (1282) - Jumada-al-Akhir - Tiflis Mint - 681 (1282) - Muharram - Tiflis Mint - 681 (1282) - Rabi-al-Akhir - Tiflis Mint - 681 (1282) - Rabi-al-Awwal - Tiflis Mint - 681 (1282) - Safar - Tiflis Mint - 681 (1282) - Shaban - Tiflis Mint - 681 (1282) - Shawwal - Tiflis Mint - 681 (1282) - Tiflis mint - 682 (1283) - Jumada-al-Akhir - Tiflis Mint - 682 (1283) - Muharram - Tiflis Mint - 682 (1283) - Safar - Tiflis Mint - 682 (1283) - Shawwal - Tiflis Mint - 682 (1283) - Tiflis mint - 683 (1284) - Muharram - Tiflis Mint - 683 (1284) - Rabi-al-Akhir - Tiflis Mint - 683 (1284) - Rajab - Tiflis Mint - 683 (1284) - Safar - Tiflis Mint - 683 (1284) - Tiflis mint - 684 (1285) - Muharram - Tiflis Mint - 684 (1285) - Rabi-al-Awwal - Tiflis Mint - 684 (1285) - Rajab - Tiflis Mint - 684 (1285) - Tiflis mint - |
| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Abaqa Khan ruled the Ilkhanate from 1265 until his death in 1282, maintaining a broadly tolerant policy toward Christianity — his mother was a Nestorian Christian, and he pursued repeated diplomatic overtures to European powers for a joint crusade against the Mamluks that never materialized. The dirham issues bearing his name continued to be struck posthumously under his successor Teküder, which accounts for the emission range extending past his death year.