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| 表面の説明 | Central device depicting the Manussiha, the mythical half-lion, half-deer creature of Burmese heraldic tradition, shown in profile facing left with the body of a deer and the upper torso and head of a lion. Burmese script characters appear in the field surrounding the creature. The design is contained within a milled border of fine tooth-like denticles running along the coin's rim. |
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| 鋳造数 | 1240 (1879) |
| 追加情報 |
Thibaw Min was the last king of Burma, and 1879 fell in the early years of his reign — a period of court consolidation following a succession purge in which dozens of rival princes were executed. His coinage was struck at the royal mint in Mandalay under a kingdom already under severe pressure from British commercial encroachment in the south. The brass alloy of this quarter pe places it as a lower-denomination workhorse, circulating among a population whose sovereign would be deposed and exiled to Ratnagiri, India, just six years after this piece was struck.