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| 表面の文字体系 | Arabic |
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| 裏面の説明 | Hammered gold reverse displaying a four-line Arabic legend filling the entire field in bold, fluid Ottoman calligraphy. The inscription, arranged in stacked horizontal lines, proclaims the sultan as the striker of gold and the possessor of glory and victory over land and sea, a standard honorific formula employed on Ottoman sultani gold coinage of the period. The flan is slightly irregular at the rim, consistent with hammered manufacture, and the relief of the legends is well-struck with characteristic overlapping letter strokes. |
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Mehmed III came to the throne in January 1595 and, following Ottoman dynastic custom, ordered the execution of his nineteen brothers — the largest single fratricide at an Ottoman accession. The Damascus mint was among the first provincial mints to strike in his name, its output serving the Levantine trade routes and military payrolls of the Syrian garrison. Pere 319 is the standard attribution, though Damascus sultani dies from this reign show considerable variation in the depth of the tughra strike, a known production inconsistency at this mint under the late sixteenth-century assay system.