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1172-1196 AD., Hungary, Bela III, Æ 26, Huszár 72.
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Hungary, Ãrpád dynasty (997-1301), Bela III, 1172-1196 AD.,
Æ 26 scyphate coin (denomination unknown) (23-26 mm / 2,81 g), copper, axes about medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 330°), one edge bend over,
Obv.: + SAИCTA - mARIA , Virgin Mary, nimbate and seated facing on throne, cruciform scepter in right hand, infant Jesus in left; two crosses above beside her head. (convex side) - ülô, glóriás Madonna, jobbjában jogar, felül két kereszt.
Rev.: RЄ-X BELA (on left, running counterclockwise - RЄ-[X STS] (on right, running clockwise) , Bela III and Stephan IV, the two kings seated on thrones facing each within double Gothic niches, both wearing crown with pendilia and holding cruciform scepter and globus cruciger; long cross between, inverted crescent and three lines in exergue. (concave side) - két szembenézô király trónuson, közöttük hosszú kereszt, alul félhold, benne három vonás.
Huszár 72 (rarity 1) ; Unger II, 114 ; Rethy CNH I, 98-100 ; Gyongyossy 243-282 .
Contemporary scyphate Byzantine copper trachys are the prototypes of this issue, as Béla III spent a long period at the Byzantine court. Bela's allegiance to the Byzantine Empire was secured when Manuel I declared him Despot, a title which had previously been reserved for the emperor himself.
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![1172-1196 AD., Hungary, Bela III, Æ 26, Huszár 72.
Hungary, Ãrpád dynasty (997-1301), Bela III, 1172-1196 AD.,
Æ 26 scyphate coin (denomination unknown) (23-26 mm / 2,81 g), copper, axes about medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 330°), one edge bend over,
Obv.: + SAИCTA - mARIA , Virgin Mary, nimbate and seated facing on throne, cruciform scepter in right hand, infant Jesus in left; two crosses above beside her head. (convex side) - ülô, glóriás Madonna, jobbjában jogar, felül két kereszt.
Rev.: RЄ-X BELA (on left, running counterclockwise - RЄ-[X STS] (on right, running clockwise) , Bela III and Stephan IV, the two kings seated on thrones facing each within double Gothic niches, both wearing crown with pendilia and holding cruciform scepter and globus cruciger; long cross between, inverted crescent and three lines in exergue. (concave side) - két szembenézô király trónuson, közöttük hosszú kereszt, alul félhold, benne három vonás.
Huszár 72 (rarity 1) ; Unger II, 114 ; Rethy CNH I, 98-100 ; Gyongyossy 243-282 .
Contemporary scyphate Byzantine copper trachys are the prototypes of this issue, as Béla III spent a long period at the Byzantine court. Bela's allegiance to the Byzantine Empire was secured when Manuel I declared him Despot, a title which had previously been reserved for the emperor himself.
Schlüsselwörter: Hungary Bela_III scyphate Virgin Mary cruciform scepter Infant Jesus Cross Stephan_IV Throne Gothic Niche Crown Pendilia Globus cruciger Crescent](images/image.gif?id=998428498147 "Klicken für Bild in voller Größe
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1172-1196 AD., Hungary, Bela III, Æ 26, Huszár 72.
Hungary, Ãrpád dynasty (997-1301), Bela III, 1172-1196 AD.,
Æ 26 scyphate coin (denomination unknown) (23-26 mm / 2,81 g), copper, axes about medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 330°), one edge bend over,
Obv.: + SAИCTA - mARIA , Virgin Mary, nimbate and seated facing on throne, cruciform scepter in right hand, infant Jesus in left; two crosses above beside her head. (convex side) - ülô, glóriás Madonna, jobbjában jogar, felül két kereszt.
Rev.: RЄ-X BELA (on left, running counterclockwise - RЄ-[X STS] (on right, running clockwise) , Bela III and Stephan IV, the two kings seated on thrones facing each within double Gothic niches, both wearing crown with pendilia and holding cruciform scepter and globus cruciger; long cross between, inverted crescent and three lines in exergue. (concave side) - két szembenézô király trónuson, közöttük hosszú kereszt, alul félhold, benne három vonás.
Huszár 72 (rarity 1) ; Unger II, 114 ; Rethy CNH I, 98-100 ; Gyongyossy 243-282 .
Contemporary scyphate Byzantine copper trachys are the prototypes of this issue, as Béla III spent a long period at the Byzantine court. Bela's allegiance to the Byzantine Empire was secured when Manuel I declared him Despot, a title which had previously been reserved for the emperor himself.
Schlüsselwörter: Hungary Bela_III scyphate Virgin Mary cruciform scepter Infant Jesus Cross Stephan_IV Throne Gothic Niche Crown Pendilia Globus cruciger Crescent")