Dirhams struck in the name of Qaidu in Khorasan: a new source on the history of monetary circulation in Central Asia in the late thirteenth century

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Pavel N. Petrov, P. Rykin, V. Belyaev
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Research objectives: An introduction to the scientific circulation of the coins of Khorasan with legends written in Preclassical Mongol, containing the names of Qaidu (c. 1235/36-1301), the grandson of Ögödei Qa’an, as well as Qaidu’s son, Oros. Research materials: Five silver dirhams are studied. One coin is clearly dated to 690/1291, while three other specimens are specifically related to the production of the Marw mint. The fifth specimen bears the mint name of Marw and Qaidu’s tamgha. Results and novelty of the research: The conclusion is made that the appearance of these coins at the mint belonging to the Hülegüids is associated with the rebellion of the Ilkhanid amir Nawruz and the invasion of Qaidu and his ally, the Chaghatayid khan, Duwa, into Khorasan in 690 A.H. (1291). The legends provide additional information to supplement written records on this invasion and the subsequent short-term occupation of Khorasan by Qaidu’s troops.
呼罗珊以柴都之名敲击迪拉姆:13世纪末中亚货币流通史的新资料
研究目的:介绍呼罗珊钱币的科学流通,这些钱币用前古典蒙古文写有传说,其中包括柴都(约1235/36-1301)的名字,柴都是Ögödei Qa 'an的孙子,柴都的儿子Oros。研究资料:研究了五个银迪拉姆。其中一枚硬币可以明确地追溯到690/1291年,而另外三枚硬币则与马尔瓦造币厂的生产有关。第五个标本的薄荷名称为马尔和柴都的tamgha。研究结果和新奇之处:得出的结论是,这些硬币在造币厂的出现属于h列格王朝,与伊尔汗阿米尔·纳鲁兹的叛乱和公元690年(1291年)柴都及其盟友察格塔伊德汗杜瓦入侵呼罗珊有关。这些传说提供了额外的信息,补充了关于这次入侵和随后由柴都军队短期占领呼罗珊的书面记录。
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