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Kublai Khan (1214-94), Emperor of China: bank-note from the Khan's first issue of bank-notes, 1260-87, from 'The Book of Ser Marco Polo' (ed.Yule, pub.1903)

Kublai Khan (1214-94), Emperor of China: bank-note from the Khan's first issue of bank-notes, 1260-87, from 'The Book of Ser Marco Polo' (ed.Yule, pub.1903)


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Kublai Khan (1214-94), Emperor of China: bank-note from the Khan's first issue of bank-notes, 1260-87, from 'The Book of Ser Marco Polo' (ed.Yule, pub.1903)

BAL34693 Kublai Khan (1214-94), Emperor of China: bank-note from the Khan's first issue of bank-notes, 1260-87, from 'The Book of Ser Marco Polo' (ed.Yule, pub.1903); Private Collection; (add.info.: Great Ming circulating treasure note;)

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Step into the world of ancient China with this rare and fascinating bank-note print from the reign of Kublai Khan, Emperor of China from 1260-1277. This stunning image is taken from 'The Book of Ser Marco Polo' edited by Yule and published in 1903. The note features intricate Chinese characters and script, showcasing the advanced printing techniques used during that era. Kublai Khan was a powerful leader who ruled over a vast empire that stretched across present-day China, Mongolia, Tibet, and parts of Russia. He was also known for his patronage of arts and culture, which led to significant advancements in fields such as architecture, literature, and trade. This remarkable bank-note print offers a glimpse into the economic systems and financial practices of medieval China. The Great Ming circulating treasure note is an example of early paper currency used during Kublai's reign. The use of paper money revolutionized commerce in Asia, making it easier to conduct transactions across long distances. As you gaze upon this historic artifact, imagine yourself transported to a time when merchants like Marco Polo traveled along the Silk Road trading goods between East Asia and Europe. This image is not only a testament to Kublai Khan's legacy but also a window into the rich cultural heritage of ancient China.

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