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1 Monme
| Uitgever | Ashimori Domain (Japanese feudal domains) |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1730 |
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| Waarde | 1 Monme |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | Vertical-format reverse printed in black with red overstamps; the upper register carries a decorative vignette motif, below which a continuous block of vertical classical Chinese text runs the length of the note. Two red official seals are applied, one in the upper field and one in the lower field. |
| Opschrift keerzijde | 陰陽者太極之分殊五行 者侌陽之分殊侌陽旡窮 五行旡竭蘓戊羅無根阿 踞巳弘蔓枝葉作錢弐銀 印覃充國中富民物 |
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| Opmerkingen |
Ashimori was a small fudai domain in Bitchu Province (modern Okayama Prefecture), holding a assessed yield of just 25,000 koku — modest even by han standards. Domain-issued paper currency, hansatsu, allowed local lords to effectively borrow against future tax revenue while keeping metallic coin within domain borders. The monme denomination places this firmly in the silver-unit system of western Japan, distinct from the gold-based ryo denominations more common in Edo-area issues.
1730 falls within a period of widespread hansatsu proliferation following the Kyoho economic reforms, which paradoxically drove many smaller domains toward paper as silver coinage tightened.