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| 裏面の説明 | Quartered shield of Castile and Leon within a beaded inner circle, displaying alternating castles (for Castile) in the first and fourth quarters and rampant lions (for Leon) in the second and third quarters, each quarter rendered in bold relief in the characteristic late medieval Castilian style. A plain cross with equal arms divides the quarters. The surrounding Latin legend ALFONSVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTE runs along the periphery between the inner beaded circle and the irregular hammered edge, identifying the issuer as Alfonso, King of Castile by the grace of God. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | ALFONSVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTE (Translation: Alfonso King of Castile by the grace of God) |
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In June 1465, a group of Castilian nobles staged a theatrical deposition of King Enrique IV in effigy outside Ávila — stripping a straw dummy of its crown and royal insignia — then proclaimed the king's younger brother Alfonso as the rightful monarch. This coin belongs to that usurper coinage struck in Alfonso's name during the three years he held a precarious rival court. The episode is known to historians as the Farce of Ávila, one of the more dramatically literal acts of noble rebellion in medieval Iberian history.
Alfonso died suddenly in 1468, likely of plague, ending the pretendership before it could consolidate.