File:Yongli Tongbao. 10cash.jpg
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Une monnaie de 10 sapèques (10 cash) du prince Yongming (1646-1659), un petit-fils de l'empereur Ming Wanli. En décembre 1646, il est proclamé empereur et prend le nom d'ère de Yong Li et commence à fabriquer des monnaies. Il quitte la Chine quand les Manchous prennent le Yunnan en 1659 et se réfugie en Birmanie où il est mis à mort en 1662 à la demande de ceux-ci. Ce n'est donc pas à proprement parler un rebelle Qing puisque c'est le dernier Ming. Néanmoins, les Chinois considèrent que la dynastie Qing commence en 1644, je préfère donc le traiter comme tel. A/ Yong Li tong bao (Monnaie courante de Yong Li) R/ Yi fen (1 fen) Dimension : 35.6 mm Poids : 9.1 g. Référence : H21.79 Remarque : 1 fen désigne le poids d'argent équivalent à la monnaie. |
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| Source | 10cash_Yongming_YongLi_H2179_S349_1ar85 |
| Author | Jean-Michel Moullec from Vern sur Seiche (35, Bretagne), France |
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