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| 正面描述 | Bust of a ruler depicted in three-quarter view facing left, wearing an elaborate crown or headdress with globular finials visible above, rendered in the local Sogdian artistic tradition. The Bukharan dynastic tamgha appears prominently in the field before the face. A Sogdian legend runs along the upper margin of the coin within a dotted border that frames the entire design. The overall style reflects the Hephthalite-influenced coinage of the Bukharan lords, with bold if somewhat schematic modeling of the facial features and headdress. |
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| 正面文字 | Sogdian |
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| 附加信息 |
Bukhara's pre-Islamic bronze coinage occupies one of the murkier corners of Central Asian numismatics. The series ran under local Bukhar-Khudah rulers during a period when the region sat between competing Hephthalite collapse and early Göktürk expansion — neither fully autonomous nor firmly absorbed. Smirnova's 1981 corpus remains the essential reference, but unlisted pieces are genuinely common, a consequence of the enormous volume of these bronzes struck and the limited die study conducted since publication.