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| 裏面の説明 | Fire altar with attendants standing on either side, each wearing Zoroastrian ritual vestments, flanking the central altar with ribbons extending from the altar base, all within a double beaded border. The composition closely follows the Sasanian prototype derived from Khusro II drachms, with the addition of Arabic legends in the margin recording the governor's name Qatan b. 'Udayy and the mint-date. Pellets and annulets appear in the field at the periphery as decorative elements. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | قطن بن عدي |
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Arab-Sasanian coinage of this type emerged from the early Islamic administration's pragmatic decision to keep Sasanian monetary infrastructure running after the conquest of Persia — same flans, same weight standards, same general fabric, but with Arabic religious phrases added in the margins. Qatan b. 'Udayy served as governor in the east under the Umayyads, and coins struck in his name belong to a transitional decade before Abd al-Malik's currency reform of 696 swept away the hybrid type entirely. The weight here — slightly under the standard Sasanian drachm — is not unusual for the period.