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<p>This page contains material from http://www.coinfactswiki.com/wiki/Yemen_AH_610_1_dirham</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Image:YEM-AYY_610AH_Nasir-Abul-Muzaffar-obv (2).JPG|300px|thumb|from the Ma’adi Collection]]<br /> [[Image:YEM-AYY_610AH_Nasir-Abul-Muzaffar-rev (2).JPG|300px|thumb|from the Ma’adi Collection]]<br /> Yemen was at the far eastern end of lands dominated by the Ayyubid dynasty (AH 566-633, 1171-1341 AD). This dynasty was founded by Saladin and originally centered in [[Egypt]]. By the 1230’s, however Ayyubid influence in Yemen had declined, making way for the locally-derived Rasulid dynasty.<br /> <br /> The specimen shown is a silver one dirham from the ruler Nasir Abu al-Mudhaffar, who ruled 1202-1214 AD. It is dated AH 610, or about 1213 AD, and struck at the Ta'izz mint.<br /> <br /> ''Recorded mintage:'' unknown.<br /> <br /> ''Specification:'' 2.04g, silver.<br /> <br /> ''Catalog reference:'' A-1094.<br /> <br /> ''[[Bibliography|Source:]]''<br /> * Mitchiner, Michael. ''Oriental Coins and their Values - The World of Islam''. London, 2000. Hawkins Publications. <br /> * Album, Stephen. ''Checklist of Islamic Coins.'' Santa Rosa, 1998. Stephen Album. <br /> <br /> ''Link to:''<br /> * [[Yemen AH 647 1 dirham|AH 647 1 dirham]]<br /> * [[Yemen AH 651 1 dirham|AH 651 1 dirham]]<br /> * [[Yemen AH 747 1 dirham|AH 747-Adan 1 dirham]]<br /> * [[Yemen AH 750 1 dirham|AH 750-Zabid 1 dirham]]<br /> * [[Yemen AH 761 1 dirham|AH 761-Mahjam 1 dirham]]<br /> * [[Yemen AH 774 1 dirham|AH 774 1 dirham]]<br /> * [[Yemen AH 785 1 dirham|AH 785-Mahjam 1 dirham]]<br /> * [[Coins and currency dated 1213]]<br /> * return to coins of [[Yemen]]<br /> <br /> [[Category: Selections from the Ma'adi Collection]]</div>

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