Tarì - Gisulf I

Descrizione del dritto	Accedi per vedere i dettagli
Scrittura del dritto	Arabic (Kufic)
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Legenda del rovescio	الشخص الذي تمجد دين الله ، أمير المؤمنين يستدعي الإمام معاد أن يدعي وحدة الله الأزلية (Translation: The one who exalts the religion of God, Commander of the Faithful. The Imam Ma'add summons to profess the eternal unity of God.)
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Informazioni aggiuntive	Gisulf I ruled Salerno during a period when the principality was caught between Byzantine suzerainty and the growing pressure of Arab commercial networks in the Tyrrhenian. The tarì itself was a direct imitation of the Fatimid quarter-dinar, adopted by southern Italian mints because Arab gold had become the default trading currency across the region — refusing to mint compatible coinage was simply bad economics. The Salernitan series remains poorly documented in hoards, making die linkage studies difficult.