1 Pitis - Zarb fi Bilad Palembang

Obverse

Arabski napis otaczający okrągły otwór, czytany zgodnie z ruchem wskazówek zegara.

Script: arabski

Lettering: ضرب في بلد ڤلمبڠ دار السلام

Unabridged legend: Ḍuriba fi bilad Palembang darussalam

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Mitchiner & Yih (2013: 33-36) datują te monety na okres między 1710 a 1778 rokiem. Odpowiada to panowaniu Muhammada Mansyura Jayo Ing Lago (1706-1718) do Muhammada Bahauddina (1776-1803) w sułtanacie Palembang. Ten typ jest jedną z najczęściej spotykanych monet Palembang, ale także jedną z najbardziej niespójnych jakościowo, szczególnie pod względem czytelności napisów. Fałszywe monety i niektóre słabo wykonane oficjalne monety mogą być trudne do odróżnienia od siebie, ponieważ obie były w powszechnym obiegu.

Liczne wykazy, takie jak Mitchiner & Yih (2013) i Robinson (2015), zromanizowały ضرب jako "zarb", chociaż różne arabskie standardy romanizacji mają tendencję do przybliżania ض jako "d".

Zobacz:

• Millies, Henricus Christiaan (1871). Recherches sur les monnaies des indigènes de l'archipel Indien et de la pèninsule Malaie.
  
• Mitchiner, Michael i Tjong Ding Yih (2013). "Obieg monet w Palembang (Sumatra), około AD 1710 do 1825. Monety sułtańskie bite w Palembang".
  
• Robinson, Frank S. (2015). Monety z Palembang.
  

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Mitchiner & Yih (2013:33-36) date these coins to a period between AD 1710–1778. This corresponds to the reign of Muhammad Mansyur Jayo Ing Lago (1706–1718) to Muhammad Bahauddin (1776–1803) in the Palembang Sultanate. This type is among the most common Palembang coin to be found but also one with the most inconsistent quality, particularly in the legibility of their inscription. Counterfeit coins and some poorly made official coins may be difficult to distinguish from each other as both were in common circulation.

Numerous listings such as Mitchiner & Yih (2013) and Robinson (2015) Romanized ضرب as "zarb", though various Arabic Romanization standards tend to approximate ض as "d".

See:
 

• Millies, Henricus Christiaan (1871). Recherches sur les monnaies des indigènes de l'archipel Indien et de la pèninsule Malaie.
   
• Mitchiner, Michael and Tjong Ding Yih (2013). "Coin Circulation in Palembang (Sumatra), circa AD 1710 to 1825. Sultanate coins minted at Palembang."
   
• Robinson, Frank S. (2015). Palembang Coins.
   

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