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Tanka - Shahrukh Mirza Yazd mint
| Emittent | Timurid Empire |
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| Jahr | 1405-1447 |
| Typ | Standard circulation coin |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Central field divided into three horizontal registers by double ruled lines, enclosed within a rectangular frame with arched top surmounted by a floral or vegetal finial. The uppermost register contains a single line of Arabic script in naskh style. The middle register bears the principal religious or royal legend in bold, stylized Arabic characters, with decorative dot-and-ball ornaments flanking the text. The lower register contains an additional line of inscription. A marginal band of Arabic script in cursive style encircles the entire central composition, partially obscured by the irregular flan edge. |
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| Aversschrift | Arabic |
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| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Shahrukh's long reign saw him consolidate Timurid authority after the chaos following Timur's death in 1405, and his coins reflect that deliberate project of legitimization. He governed from Herat rather than Samarkand, and the Yazd mint — an important commercial center on the caravan routes through central Persia — issued tankhas under his name throughout much of his four-decade rule. Yazd's relative political stability under Timurid administration meant the mint operated with unusual consistency for the period.
Shahrukh conspicuously dropped the Mongol title of khan from his coinage, styling himself sultan instead — a calculated assertion of Islamic rather than steppe legitimacy.