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| 正面描述 | Within a beaded inner circle, the shield of Savoy — bearing the characteristic cross — is displayed centrally, surmounted by a plumed great helm shown in profile, rendered in the Gothic heraldic style typical of late 14th-century Savoyard coinage. The helmet is elaborately detailed with a decorative crest of feathers or lambrequins rising above. The composition is set within a quatrefoil framework, with the shield occupying the lower portion of the central field. A circular legend in Gothic uncial characters surrounds the design, reading: AMEDEVS COMES SABAVDIE DVX. |
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| 背面铭文 | X ChABLII ⵓ AVGTE ⵓ In ⵓ VTAhA ⵓ MRChIO ⵓ t ⵓ PnC |
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Amadeus VII, called "the Red Count" for his ruddy complexion, ruled Savoy from 1383 until his death in 1391 under circumstances that were almost immediately considered suspicious — his mother Bonne de Bourbon was accused of poisoning him, though the accusation was almost certainly politically motivated. His reign coincided with the Great Schism, and Savoy's position between French and Imperial spheres made every fiscal and monetary decision a diplomatic act. This ecu reflects that pressure: a small Alpine county maintaining the visual and weight conventions of major French royal gold to ensure acceptance across competing political zones.