К ВОПРОСУ О ЗОЛОТЫХ ДИНАРАХ ЧИНГИЗИДОВ ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ АЗИИ (НЕКОТОРЫЕ НУМИЗМАТИЧЕСКИЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ ПЕРВОЙ ПОЛОВИНЫ XIII В.)

A catalog of Genghissid gold dinars with the names of mints is presented. When examining coins, both the year of issue and the name of the mint are sometimes poorly readable. This is due to the poor quality of coinage and the breaking/trimming of coins during circulation, though the experts are well aware of coins that did not have mint names at all. In the catalog, there is at least a dinar for a mint, which enabled us to record the activity of mints during the period from 618/1221 until the 670s/1270s. When describing the coins of Central Asia, the coinage of Khorasan is taken into account. We have counted 30 mints which used to issue coins of gold. In addition to these, the issue of dinars was carried out in Imil, Pulad, Kayalyk, Almalyk, Kara-Korum, Volga Sarai, as well as in some unidentified centers. The sources of information were scholarly editions, auctioneers, Zeno.ru database, as well as P.N. Petrov’s personal photographic archive.

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Proceedings in Archaeology and History of Ancient and Medieval Black Sea Region
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2024-12-20
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Eurasian Exchange Networks
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К ВОПРОСУ О ЗОЛОТЫХ ДИНАРАХ ЧИНГИЗИДОВ ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ АЗИИ (НЕКОТОРЫЕ НУМИЗМАТИЧЕСКИЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ ПЕРВОЙ ПОЛОВИНЫ XIII В.)

П.Н. Петров, Ж.М. Белтенов
Proceedings in Archaeology and History of Ancient and Medieval Black Sea Region
Eurasian Exchange Networks
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К ВОПРОСУ О ЗОЛОТЫХ ДИНАРАХ ЧИНГИЗИДОВ ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ АЗИИ (НЕКОТОРЫЕ НУМИЗМАТИЧЕСКИЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ ПЕРВОЙ ПОЛОВИНЫ XIII В.)

П.Н. Петров, Ж.М. Белтенов
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Abstract

A catalog of Genghissid gold dinars with the names of mints is presented. When examining coins, both the year of issue and the name of the mint are sometimes poorly readable. This is due to the poor quality of coinage and the breaking/trimming of coins during circulation, though the experts are well aware of coins that did not have mint names at all. In the catalog, there is at least a dinar for a mint, which enabled us to record the activity of mints during the period from 618/1221 until the 670s/1270s. When describing the coins of Central Asia, the coinage of Khorasan is taken into account. We have counted 30 mints which used to issue coins of gold. In addition to these, the issue of dinars was carried out in Imil, Pulad, Kayalyk, Almalyk, Kara-Korum, Volga Sarai, as well as in some unidentified centers. The sources of information were scholarly editions, auctioneers, Zeno.ru database, as well as P.N. Petrov’s personal photographic archive.

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