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| 正面文字 | Arabic |
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| 背面描述 | Central field displays a prominent six-pointed star (hexagram), formed by two interlocking triangles, with an abbreviated Arabic mint date legend reading '94' (٩۴), referring to the regnal year AH 1094 (1683 AD), placed within the interstices of the star. The design is characteristic of Tripolitan mangir coinage of this period, struck on a roughly circular, irregular flan with a plain edge. The overall relief is bold but uneven, consistent with hammered production. |
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The Regency of Tripoli occupied an awkward position within the Ottoman fiscal system — nominally subordinate to Constantinople but operationally independent enough to strike its own copper coinage for local petty transactions. Mehmed IV's reign saw the empire stretched thin by the disastrous siege of Vienna in 1683 and its aftermath, which likely disrupted the flow of small change from central mints. Provincial copper of this type filled the gap.
KM#7 mangirs from Tripoli are poorly documented in terms of surviving population, and die workmanship varies considerably across the type.