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Ottoman Empire
Mehmed V
50 Qirsh
鄂圖曼帝國
穆罕默德五世
50庫魯什
A4639
A4639
Item number: A4639
Reference number: KM#775
Year: AD 1917-1918 (AH1336)
Material: Gold (.917)
Size: 16.0 x 16.0 mm
Weight: 3.6080 g recorded
Manufactured by: Darpane-i Amire, Topkapi Palace
Provenance: Fuchin Coin 2025
This is a gold coin with a denomination of 50 kurush, issued by the Ottoman Empire between AD 1917 and 1918.
The centre of the obverse features the tughra (imperial monogram) of the then Ottoman Sultan, Mehmed V, reading ‘محمد خان بن عبد المجيد المظفر دائماً’ (Mehmed Hân bin Abdülmecid el-muzaffer dâimâ), which translates to ‘Mehmed Khan, son of Abdülmecid, victorious forever’. Along the lower margin, the inscription ‘سنة ٩’ (sanat 9) represents ‘Year 9’, meaning the sixth year, intended to signify the nineth year of the monarch’s regnal calendar. To the right is the smaller tughra “Al-Ghazi” (الغازي), meaning “Warrior of the Faith”, a title held by Muslim leaders who waged war against non-believers. Arranged in an arc above the tughra are seven five-pointed stars, whilst the lower portion is encircled by a laurel wreath; at the intersection where the two laurel branches cross, an object resembling a quiver is superimposed. The outer rim features inward-pointing denticles, serving to protect the coin’s design from wear.
On the reverse, the upper centre bears the inscription ‘عz نصره’ (azza nasrahu), meaning ‘May his victory be glorious’. Below this, two lines reading ‘ضرب في’ (darb fî) and ‘قسطنطينية’ (Kostantiniyya) translate to ‘minted in Constantinople’, beneath which lies the accession year of the ruler, ‘١٣٢٧’ (1327), corresponding to AD 1909. The entire inscription is encircled by a laurel wreath, with a single five-pointed star positioned directly between the tips of the uppermost branches.
Born in AD 1844, Mehmed V was a son of Sultan Abdülmecid I; during his youth, he studied Arabic, Persian, and Islamic jurisprudence. Following the accession of his elder brother, Abdülhamid II, in AD 1876, he became the heir apparent, subsequently living under prolonged restriction and surveillance within the imperial palace. Following the outbreak of the 31 March Incident in AD 1909, the General National Assembly deposed Abdülhamid II within the same year; the 65-year-old Reşad subsequently ascended the throne as Mehmed V, becoming the 35th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Throughout his nine-year reign, the Ottoman Empire operated as a constitutional monarchy, wherein de facto state power was principally wielded by the Grand Vizier and the Committee of Union and Progress; during this period, the cabinet underwent ten successive changes. He undertook numerous imperial tours across the territories of the empire between AD 1909 and June AD 1911. Under his sovereignty, the empire endured a succession of conflicts, namely the Italo-Turkish War, the Balkan Wars, and the First World War; although he disapproved of Enver Pasha’s pro-German policy, he was ultimately unable to prevent the empire from aligning with the Central Powers. During the First World War, owing to the victory in the Gallipoli Campaign along the Istanbul defensive line, Mehmed V became entitled to use the title of ‘El-Ghazi’ (the Holy Warrior). Concurrently, within this same campaign, Colonel Mustafa Kemal—the future founder of the Republic of Turkey—emerged as a war hero by repelling the landing forces during the land battles. On 3 July AD 1918, Mehmed V passed away at the Yıldız Palace, and was succeeded by Mehmed VI.
物件編號: A4639
參考書目編號: KM#775
年代: 公元 1917-1918 年 (伊曆 1336 年)
材質: 黃金 (.917)
尺寸: 16.0 x 16.0 mm
重量: 記錄為 3.6080 g
製造地: 皇家造幣廠,托普卡匹宮
來源: 福君錢幣 2025
這是一枚公元1917-1918年,鄂圖曼土耳其帝國發行之面額50庫魯什的金幣。
錢幣正面中央是時任鄂圖曼土耳其帝國蘇丹,穆罕默德五世的花押「محمد خان بن عبد المجيد المظفر دائماً」(Mehmed Hân bin Abdülmecid el-muzaffer dâimâ)意為「永遠的勝利者,阿卜杜勒-邁吉德之子,穆罕默德汗」。下緣「سنة ٩ 」(sanat 9)則代表「第九年」,意為君主登基紀年第九年。右側的小花押「الغازي」(Al-Ghazi),意為「聖戰者」,該頭銜為對異教徒發動過戰爭的穆斯林領導者所持有。花押上方環列七枚五角星,下方圍繞月桂葉冠,兩根月桂樹枝交疊處前有形似箭袋的物品相疊。邊緣幣環有向內的細齒,作保護幣圖之用。
Cuhaj, George S., editor. Standard Catalog of World Gold Coins: With Platinum and Palladium Issues, 1601–Present. 6th ed., Iola: Krause Publications, 2009. (KM#)