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| 正面描述 | Central field bearing a three-line Arabic inscription set within a plain inner circle, the whole enclosed by a prominent beaded border. The legends, rendered in a cursive Kufic or Naskh hand, reference the ruling sultan 'Ala al-Din Muhammad of the Khwarazmian dynasty. The flan is irregular in shape, characteristic of hammered coinage of this period, and the strike is off-center, leaving portions of the beaded border partially visible. The coin exhibits an olive-green patina consistent with prolonged burial, with areas of bronze corrosion across the upper field. |
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| 背面描述 | Central field displaying a multi-line Arabic inscription contained within a plain inner circle, surrounded by a beaded border typical of Khwarazmian jital coinage. The legends, executed in a cursive Arabic hand, are partially legible due to the off-center hammered strike and surface wear. The flan displays the characteristic irregular, scalloped edge of hand-struck medieval Islamic bronze coinage. A dark patina with traces of green cuprite covers the surface, attesting to the coin's age and burial history. |
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Muhammad II of Khwarezm was, by 1218, arguably the most powerful ruler in the Islamic world — then Genghis Khan arrived. These jitals were struck during the years Muhammad spent aggressively dismembering the Ghurid sultanate and consolidating control from the Caspian to the Indus, before his catastrophic decision to execute a Mongol trade delegation triggered an invasion that erased the Khwarazmian state entirely within four years.
The jital denomination was inherited from earlier Ghurid and Hindu Shahi monetary practice — a small bronze unit that kept commerce moving at the bazaar level across Central and South Asian trade routes.