2 Kan Mon

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正面铭文	手切岡盛米四斗代錢貮貫文時之相塲藏元改 (Translation: Morioka bill Rice four To substitute Cash two Kan Mon Market price that time Kuramoto examined)
背面描述	Printed in black letterpress with a green overprint stamp, the reverse presents its principal inscription within a Fundō-shaped cartouche set against a cloud-patterned ground in the upper register, flanked by two square seals bearing seal-script characters. Below these, a vertical column of Chinese regular script (kaisho) descends toward the lower margin.
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备注	Morioka Domain, a Nanbu clan territory in Mutsu Province, issued its own paper currency throughout the Edo period as part of the broader hansatsu system — the practice of individual feudal domains printing notes redeemable only within their own borders. These notes were not legal tender elsewhere and were a common mechanism for domains to manage local liquidity, essentially creating closed monetary circuits that kept silver and gold from leaving domain coffers. The 1835 issue falls within a period of fiscal pressure across many northern domains, following crop failures and famine conditions associated with the Tenpō crisis. Morioka was not insulated from that stress.

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