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| 表面の説明 | Irregular hammered copper flan bearing a multi-line Arabic legend disposed across the field in characteristic Mamluk epigraphic style. The inscription, written in angular script, occupies the entire face and proclaims the royal titles and name of Sultan al-Zahir Barquq. The legend is arranged in horizontal registers with no border ornament, consistent with the utilitarian aesthetic of late 14th-century Mamluk copper coinage. The surface shows typical die-struck relief with natural flan irregularities at the periphery. No figural devices or geometric framing lines are present, the composition being entirely textual. |
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| 表面の銘文 | السلطان الملك الظاهر بو سعيد برقوق خلد ملكه (Translation: al-sultan al-malik al-Zahir bw Sayf Barquq Khalid milkah: `His majesty the Sultan, the ruler al-Zahir Sayf Barquq, the immortal`.) |
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Barquq's second reign (1390–1399) followed his unprecedented restoration after being deposed and imprisoned by his own amirs — the first Circassian sultan to reclaim the throne after removal. These Damascus fals were struck in the final years of that second reign, when the sultanate was bracing for Timurid incursions from the east. Timur's forces would sack Aleppo and Damascus within three years of this coin's minting, effectively ending normal urban commerce in the region for a generation.