Fals - al-Nāṣir Muhammad I Trablus Mint

Al-Nāṣir Muhammad ibn Qalawun ruled three separate times — deposed twice, restored twice — making his third reign (1310–1341) one of the longest and most politically consequential in Mamluk history. The Tripoli mint was reactivated under his administration as part of a broader reassertion of Mamluk administrative control over the Syrian provinces following the final expulsion of the Crusaders and the dismantling of Frankish coastal infrastructure. Copper fals from provincial mints like Tripoli circulated at the lowest register of daily commerce, changing hands in markets the silver dirham rarely touched.