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Dinar AH 609-612 (1213-15) Not Applica Ghorid, Taj al-Din Yildiz, Unpublished, Gold AU(50-53)
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Taj al-Din Yildiz
Titles of the two sovereigns, exaltation formula, name and lineage of the issuer in four lines in the center, circular legend around., Political and religious titles, names, lineage, and province in five lines in the center, circular legend around., Album 1793 var. Unpublished and very interesting coin.This dinar struck under the governor Taj al-Din Yildiz testifies by his long titulature of the turmoil and complex History specific at the end of the Ghorid dynasty. After the defeat of the Ghorid Mu'izz al-din against the army of the Khwarazimshah sultan 'Ala al-Din Muhammad, the Ghorid empire falls appart. In Ghazna, the Turkish commander Taj al-Din Yildiz, supported by his troops seizes the power in AH602 (1206). The other part of the fallen empire is thus controlled by Ghyiath al-Din, who first legitimates the power of Taj al-Din, but then calls for sultan Muhammad to get rid of his rival occupying Ghazna. Rather than following this way, the Khwarazimshah sultan takes control of the lands of Ghyiath al-Din in AH609 (1213). Thus during a couple of years, until his own destitution, the governor Taj al-Din Yildiz has to recognize the legitimacy of the sultan 'Ala al-Din Muhammad, as this dinar testifies. Meanwhile, on this same coin, he carries on to mention his former masters - as he was one their main mamluk (slave) - the Ghorid sultans Mu'izz al-din and Muhammad b. Sam, to which he refers with the title "al-shahid" (the martyred).This dinar also shows at the end of the legend the sentence "balad bam". In regards with the situation of the remaining domains under Ghorid control, this word "bam" is unlikely refering to the city of Bamm located in the Kerman Province, but more likely to the Bamiyan city or Province, located north to the Province and city of Ghazna. Its mention on this coin would attest the fact that after Ghyiath al-Din deposition, Taj al-Din makes his own the neighbouring province of Bamiyan with the consent of the sultan 'Ala al-Din Muhammad., al-Nasir li-din Allah / amir al-mu'minin al-sultan / al-a'zam 'Ala al-dunya wa’l / din Muhammad bin al-Sultan, al-Sultan al-Shahid / Mu'izz al-din wa'l din Muhammad / bin Sam 'abduhu al-malik al-mu‘azzam / Taj al-din wa'l din / balad bam
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