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| 表面の説明 | Central device consists of the Portuguese royal coat of arms — a shield bearing the five quinas in cross formation, each charged with five bezants, enclosed within the bordure of seven castles — superimposed upon an armillary sphere, the whole surmounted by the Portuguese royal crown. The denomination numeral '1000' appears in the field flanking the globe, left and right. The circular legend reads JOANNES · VI · D · G · PORT · BRASIL · ET · ALG · REX, separated by stops, running clockwise around the periphery. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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The Quartinho — equivalent to 400 réis — was minted in Lisbon during a politically fractured moment: João VI had finally returned to Portugal in 1821 after thirteen years in Rio de Janeiro, where the royal court had fled Napoleon's 1807 invasion. His return was effectively forced by the Liberal Revolution of 1820, which had convened a Cortes in his absence and was rewriting the constitutional order entirely. Gold coinage from these years reflects a monarchy scrambling to reassert itself on home soil while its Brazilian territories moved steadily toward the independence declared the following year.