下関市立大学論集 第51巻 第1・2・3合併号(2008.1)

Vietnam Coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

Shunji Ouchi*, Shin-ichi'Sakuraki* and Mark Blackburn'“

lished, such as “The Historical Coins of

1. lntroduction Viet Nam” (Barker 2004), which presents par- ticularly valuable information on Vietnamese This is the third paper in our series on the coins, and “Catalogue des monnaies viet Collection of Far-Eastern Coins in the namiennes, Supplement” (Thierry 2001). Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge University. Sakuraki and Ouchi conducted a sys- The first paper (Sakuraki and Blackburn 2001) tematic screening of hoards in in reported on Japanese Coins, the second September, 2007. This was the first archaeo- (Ouchi, Sakuraki and Blackburn 2007) dis- logical coin survey by Japanese scholars in cussed Chinese Coins and this paper will con- , which joined research started by Dr sider the Vietnamese Coins in the Fitzwilliam Miyake Tosihiko in March, 2006 (Miyake Museum collection. 2006). Vietnamese coins such as Thien Phuc From the 10th century in Vietnam, Tran Bao天福鎮寳(first issued in 980)and Dai under Chinese influence, round coins with Tri Thong Bao大治通寳(first issued in 1358> square holes were minted. lt is well known have very occasionally been found mixed up that coins were in circulation in Vietnam from with medieval coins excavated in Japan. But, the 16th to the 17th centuries, just as theY there are very few opportunities to observe

were in Japan and the Korean Peninsula. The Vietnamese coins in person in Japan, which is first known official Vietnamese coinage is a disadvantage for scholars interested in con- thought to have come from the time of the ducting their own surveys in Vietnam. One Dinh Dynasty, around 970-979 AD. ln 970, way to overcome this barrier is to conduct a Dinh Bo Linh adopted the reign title of Thai detailed examination of coinage available at

Binh and issued coins with the inscription museums. Through this, one can develop a dis-

Thai Binh Hung Bao(太平興寳). cerning eye for coins, and the comparatively In Japanese Numismatic society, the sound condition of coins stored in museums pioneering three-volume work by Miura further facilitates this endeavor. As such, Gosen.“Annam Sempu(安南泉譜)”(Gosen Sakuraki and Ouchi decided to take the oppor- 1966) stands out as one of the most complete tunity to personally eXamine the coin collec- and accurate works on Vietnamese coins to tion at Fitzwilliam Museum, at which we have date. Recently, research on Vietnamese coins been conducting joint research since 2001, with is being condubted throughout the world, and the intention of exploitihg this new-found

'a number of useful collections have been pub一 knowledge and experience in future field trips

* Professor, Shimonoseki City University

**Keeper, Departエnent of Coins and , Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge University

!15 Vietnam Coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge in Vietnam. other has a slightly small diameter at 21.O mm. The reverse of both have been ground. 2. Vietnam cash coins No 6. Thien Khanh Thong Bao(天慶通寳): Ouchi and Sakuraki observed ,the Vietnam There are gas holes between the characters coin collection at Fitzwilliam Museum in July Thien[天]and:Khanh[慶]which suggest that

and September of 2007, thanks to the assis- a miss run(a casting that is not completely tance of Dr Mark Blackburn. As of September filled with metal) occurred. The metal seems to 2007, the Fitzwilliam Museum holds 126 have a high copper content; coins, which are composed of

50 types of coins, as shown in Table 1. When No 7. Thieu Binh Thong Bao(紹平通寳)This

cataloguing the coins we mainly referred to is a well-made coin.

Barker (2004). When specific coins were not

listed in Barker (2004) we used Thierry (2001) Nos 8-9. Thai Hoa Thong Bao(大和通寳):

and Novak (1989). There were some copies of There are two of this type of coin. No 8 is

Chinese cash coins and coins issued in un- small with a diameter of 20.3mm. lt also,seems

known reigns (No.100-119) in the collection. to have a high copper content. No 9. is a well-

However, here we provide a description of all made coin.

coins in chronological order. No 10. Dien Ninh Thong Bao(延寧通寳)and No 1. Thai Bing Hung Bao(太平興寳):This No 11. Quang Thuan Thong Bao(光ll頂通寳):

coin is the first in the official series of the Both of these coins are well-made. Annamese dynastic coins. On the reverse above the hole is the character Dinh[丁]which Nos 12-13. Hong Duc Thong Bao(洪徳通寳):

is the name of the dynasty which lasted There are two of this type of coin. One has

briefly from 968-981. lt seems to have been some green patina growth which suggests it ground in later centuries and the outer rim has a high copper content. Some parts of the

edges on the reverse side are worn. On the ob- characters have been worn, and the character

verse above the hole is the character Thai engravings are not as crisp as the other coin.

(which appears as[大]not[太]). The metal

seems to have a high copper content. No 14. Vinh Dinh Thong Bao(永定通寳):This coin has a small diameter at 21.7mm and is No 2。 Thien Phuc Tran Bao(天福鎮寳):On the not thick. lt has some green patina growth

reverse above the hole is the character Le which.suggests a high copper content. No 14 is

[黎]. of the same size and seems to have been made

of the same material as No 3 (Can Phu Nguyen No 3. Can Phu Nguyen Ba・(乾符押下):The di- Bao[乾符元旦])and Nos 8-9(Thai Hoa Thong

ameter is small at 21.2日目. The metal seems to Bao[大和通寳]).

have a high copper content. No 15. Canh Thong Thong Bao(景蟻通寳) Nos 4-5. Dai Dinh Thong Bao(大定通寳): This is a well-made coin and is 1.9 mm thick.

There are two coins of this type. One has a slightly large diameter at 22.4 mm and the No 16. Doan Khanh Thong Bao(端貫通寳)

116 This coin is 2.6 mm thick and well made. 1isted in Barker (2004) which have a distinctive

version of the character Binh[平]inscribed on

No 17. Hong Thuan Thong Bao(洪順通寳) the reverse.

This is also a well-made coin. Canh Hung(景興>coins were minted in Nos 18-21. Tuong Phu Nguyen Bao(祥符元 Vietnam in 1740-1776 and have more basic 寳):There are four coins of this type. The variants than any other Annam royal issue, characters found on No 18 are similar to char- or indeed any official coin of one reign in East acters used in coins made during the Northern Asian history.

Song Dynasty (960-1127), and its diameter is rather small at 22.9 mm. However, it is thin Nos 42-61. Canh Hung Thong Bao(景興通寳): and seems to be made of brass. Furthermore, There are 19 coins of the Canh Hung Thong on the left side of the reverse, the character Bao type in the collection. On the left of the re-

Nguyen[元]has been inscribed at a 90 degree verse of one of them is the character Tu[四] rotation to the left. and on the right is the character Siu[ノJ\]. This

coin is not described in Barker (2004). ln addi-

No 22. Tri Binh Thong Bao(治平通寳):This tion. there are other coins which contain char一 ' coin has brass colorings and has a diameter of acters on the reverse. Overall, there are many

24.7 mm. coins of this type which seem to have a high

copper content. No 42 has Canh Hung Thong Nos 23-24. An Phap Nguyen Bao(安法元寳): Bao[景興山沿]engraved on both sides. This

The reverse of No 26 is flat and is of a whitish coin has brass colorings and is rather thin. color. The reverse of No 27 is barely decipher- There are also five coins (Nos 51-55) which fea- able. We can identify the outer and inner rims, ture characters engraved in seal script. There however, whether it is because it is ground or is one coin which seems to have been engraved not is uncertain. but the reverse is almost flat. using regular script. ln addition, there are 4 ' Moreover, only Nguyen[兀]of An Phap coins (Nos 62-65) of the Canh Hung Cu Bao Nguyen Bao[安法元寳]is of seal script. type(打興巨寳)and 2 coins(Nos 66-67)of the Canh Hung Tuyen Bao type(応力泉市). The No 25 Thai Binh Thanh Bao(太平聖寳):This character Hung[興]on Nos 66 and 67 has been coin has a small diameter at 21.7 mm, and is engraved differently to the other coins of the not thick. Canh Hung type. There is one coin each of the Canh Hung Trong Bao type(景興重寳)and Nos 26-27. Vinh Tho Thong Bao(永面通寳)= Canh Hung Vinh Bao type(景興永寳), Nos 68

There are two coins of this type. The charac- and 69 respectively. Moreover, there are two ters of both are not clearly defined, perhaps coins (Nos 70-71) of the Canh Hung Dai Bao due to imperfections in the mold, and the rim type(景興大江)and one(No 72)of the Canh and outer rim on the reverse are not crisp. Hung Thuan Bao type(景興li頂部).

Nos 28-41. Thai Binh Thong Bao(太平通寳): No 73. Thien Minh Thong Bao(天明通寳)This

There are 14 coins of this type. There is one or is a well-made lead coin. two stars inscribed on the reverse of several of these coins. Moreover, there are two coins not Nos 74一.75. Chieu Thong Thong Bao(血統通

117 Vietnam Coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

寳):There are two coins of this type. Both are This coin is thin and has a diameter of 22.2 brass coins. One has the character San[山] mm, which is rather small. and the other the character Trung[中] en-

graved on the bottom of the reverse. No 116. Thanh Thai Thong Bao(成劫通寳):

This coin has a large diameter at 26.2 mm, and

Nos 76-77. Thai Duc Thong Bao(泰徳通寳): on the reverse is the character Tap Van[十

Both of these coins have been ground on the 文].

reverse. No 117. Khai Dinh Thong Bao(啓定通寳):We

Nos 78-85. Thong Bao(光中通 can only just confirm the outer rim and inner

寳):There are eight coins of this type. Of these rim of this coin as it has been ground and is

coins, there is one with the characters Annam flat. [安南]engraved on the reverse. TWo have a

floral design engraved on the reverse. No 118. Chi Dao Nguyen Bao(至道元寳):The character Dao[道]is'rather distinctive, and Nos 86-92. Canh Thinh Thong Bao(景盛通 has places which look like the character

寳):There are seven coins of this type. The in- “K”. lt is thin and seems to be a brass coin.

side of the outer rim of one of them is rather

distinctive. No 119. Thieu Thanh Nguyen Bao(紹国元寳)

This coin is of coloring.

No 93. Can Long Thong Bao(乾隆通寳):This is

a silvery coin. On the reverse is the character Nos 120-122. Van Lich Thong Bao(萬駆通寳):

Ahnam[安南]. There are three coins of this type. One has the

character[分]engraved on the right side of the

Nos 94-100. Thong Bao(嘉隆通寳): reverse. The other two have the character Ly

There are seven coins of this type. Three arg [厘]engraved on the right side of the reverse.

lead coins. Others are thin and of brass. Thus, it seems that this type of coin is not standard- No 123. Thanh Tong NgUyen Bao(聖宋元寳):

ized. There are two coins which have the char- The characters inscribed on this coin are in

acter:Luc Phan[六分]on the reverse. seal-script, and it has a diameter of 22.9 mm. The character Thanh[聖]looks like the char- Nos 101-104. Minh Mang Thong Bao(明四通 acter[崖]and is quite distinctive.

寳):There are 4 coins of this type. One of them

has a diameter of 25.9 mm which is rather No 124. Yuan You Tong Bao(元導通寳):

large. There are also small coins with a diame- Compared to coins of the Northern Song

ter of 21.8 mm. Dynasty this coin is thin and of bronze color-

ing. The reverse has been ground. No 105. Tri Nguyen Thanh Bao(治元聖寳)has

a diameter of 23.8mm and No 106 Tri Nguyen No 125. Phuc Binh Nguyen Bao(福平元箪): Thong Bao(治元通寳)has a diameter of 22.3 The characters inscribed on this coin are in

mm, which is rather small. Both are not thick. seal-script, and it is of bronze coloring. This

coin is not listed in Barker (2004). No 107. Nguyen Long Thong Bao(上野通帖)

118 No 126. Tri Binh Thanh Bao(治平聖寳):This is Obv. Rev.

abrass coin wi七h a 20.4 ' mm diameter which is rather small. The reverse has been ground and

4・戸 is flat.

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119 Vietnam Coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

Obv. Rev. Obv. Rev.

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Note:O Numbers correspond to the numbers used in Table 1. ②An Inch Ruler is used七〇measure the coins.

Explanatory notes for Table 1 e Nurnbers in the Reference column are the catalogue numbers used in the books we referred to when categorizing the Vietnamese coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum: (D Purely numerical entries indicate Barker (2004). (2) Reference numbers prefixed by TS indicate Thierry (2001). @ Reference numbers prefixed by T indicate Thierry (1987). @ Reference numbers prefixed by N indicate Novak (1989). We could only find references to coin No 108 in the Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801-1900. eIn regard to Metal Codes, in eompliance with the customs of the European Numismatics Society, coins made of brass alloy are referred to as AE and coins made of silver are referred to as AR.

120 Table 1 Vietnam coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum (As of August 2007)

Type No. Script Metal Features Reference Weights iDate)

Thai Bing Hung Bao太平丁丁 1 Regular Rev:丁above. 1.10 2.66 @ (970-979) AE Thien Phuc Tran Bao天福丁丁 2 Regular Rev:黎above. 2.3 2.33 @ (980-988) AE Can Phu Nguyen Bao乾押元寳 3 Regular Rev:Plain. 4.1 1.82 @ (1039-1041) AE

4 Regular AE Rev:Plain. T3 2.05 Dai Dinh Thong Bao大定塩噌 @ (1369-1370) 5 Regular AE Rev:Plain. T3 1.65

Thien Khanh Thong Bao天慶通寳 6 Regular Rev:Plain. 28.7 2.11 @ (1426-1428) AE Thieu Binh Thong Bao紹平通寳 7 Regular Rev:Plain. 30.10 3.13 @ (1434-1439) AE

8 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 32.7 3.1 Thai Hoa Thong bao大和通寳 @ (1443-1453) 9 Regular AE Rev:Flat. T424 1.77

Dien Ninh Thong Bao丁寧丁丁 10 Regular Rev:Plain. 33.11 3.59 @ (1454-1459) AE Quang Thuan Thong Bao光ll頂丁丁 11 Regular Rev:Plain. 35.10 2.93 @ (1460-1497) AE

12 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 36.11 2.89 Hong Duc Thong Bao取立通寳 @ (1470-1497) 13 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 36.14 3.91

Vinh Dinh Thong Bao永定命寳 14 Regular Rev:Plain. 49.1 1.57 @ (1470-1497) AE Canh Thong Thong Bao景丁丁寳 15 Regular Rev:Plain. 37.11 5.57 @ (1498-1504) AE Doan Khanh Thong Bao丁丁丁丁 16 Regular Rev:Plain. 38.5 8.48 @ (1505-1509) AE Hong Thuan Thong Bao洪ll一通寳 17 Regular Rev:Plain. 39.10 4.93 @ (1510-1516) AE

18 Regular AE Rev:元left. 87 1.97

19 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 87.1 2.76 Tuong Phu Nguyen Bao祥符直話 @ (1558-1778) 20 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 87.1 3.7

21 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 87.1 3.21

Tri Binh Thong Bao治平通謀 22 Regular Rev:Plai11. 88.1 3.39 @ (1558-1778) AE

23 Regular AE Rev:Flat. 52.1 1.63 An Phap Nguyen Bao安法元寳 @ (1592-1677) 24 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 52.2 1.89

Thai Binh Thanh Bao本丁丁丁 25 Regular Rev:Plain. 54 1.94 @ (1592-1677) AE

26 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 60.16 2.83 Vinh Tho Thong Bao永壽通寳 @ (1658-1661) 27 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 60.5 3.33

121 Vietnam Coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

28 Regular AE Rev:マ?below. .83 1.57 29 Regular AE Rev:Star?below。 83 1.58 30 Regular AE Rev:Star above. 83.3 3.33 31 Regular AE Rev:Star above. 83.3 3.56 32 Regular AE Rev:Star above. 83.3 2.83 33 Regular AE Rev:Star above. 83.4 3.55 噛 34 Regular AE Rev:Two stars above. 83.5 3.1

35 83.5 2.99 shai Binh Thanh Bao太平通寳 Regular AE Rev:Two stars above. 36 @ (1725-1738) Regular AE Rev:Two stars above. 83.5 3.18

Rev:一above,‘V'design below. 37 Regular AE 83.6 3.39

Rev:一above,‘V'design below. 38 Regular AE 83.6 2.29

Rev:一above, 39 Regular 83.6 2.91 AE eV'design below.

40 Regular AE Rev:一below. 83 2.68 41 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 83 1.73 Inscription repeated 42 Regular AE 132.1 1.39 盾?reverse. 43 Regular AE Rev:四left,小right. 68 2.14 44 7 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 68.13 2.43 45 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 68.15 3.18 46 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 68.16 2.4 47 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 68.25 2.79 48 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 68.26 2.72 49 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 68.3 3.47 50 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 68.36 3.31

2.9 51 banh Hung Thong Bao景興通寳 Seal AE Rev:Plain. 68.41 52 @ (1740-1776) Sea1 AE Rev:Plain. 68.41 3.99 53 Sea1 AE Rev:Plain. 68.43 3.44 54 Seal AE Rev:Plain. 68.43 3.02 55 Seal AE Rev:Plain. 68.47 2.61 56 Regular AE Rev:南1白ft,山right. 68.58 2.42 Rev:京above, dot 57 Regular 68.61 2.74 AE b?撃盾浴D

58 Regular AE Rev:中above. 68.66 2.83 59 Regular AE Rev:中above. 68.67 2.75 60 Regular AE Rev:西1eft,山right. 68.69 3.15 61 Regular AE Rev:工below. 68.75 2.61

62 Regular AE. Rev:Plain. 69.1 3.4

63 Canh Hung Cu Bao景興巨寳 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 69.1 3.33 64 @ (1740-1776) .Regular AE Rev:Plain. 69.2 2.42 65 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 69.2 1.68

2.9 66 Canh Hung Tuyen Bao景興泉寳 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 72.1 67 @ (1740-1776) Regular AE Rev:Plain. 72.1 3.15

122 Canh Hung Trong Bao景興重寳 68 Regular Rev:Plain. 75.1 2.42 @ (1740-1776) AE

Canh Hung Vinh Bao景興永寳 69 Regular Rev:Plain. 76.2 2.85 @ (1740-1776) AE

70 Canh Hung Dai Bao景興大寳 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 77.2 2.84 @ (1740-1776) 71 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 77.2 3.17 Canh Hung Thuan Bao景興順寳 72 Regular Rev:Dot below. 79.4 2.72 @ (1740-1776) AE

Thien Minh Thong Bao天明通寳 73 Rev:Plain. 85.2 2.19 @ 1746 Regular Zn

74 Chieu Thong Thong Bao昭統通寳 Regular AE Rev:山below. 80.14 3.13 @ (1787-1789) 75 Regular AE Rev:中below. 80.15 3.8

76 Thai Duc Thong Bao泰徳通寳 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 91.5 2.85 @ (1788-1793) 77 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 91.7 3.05

78 Regular AE Rev二Plain. 93.14 1.65

79 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 93.14 1.4 80 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 93.16 3.15

81 Regular Rev:Plain. 93.2 1.51 Quang Trung Thong Bao光中通寳 AE 82 @ (1788-1792) Regular AE Rev:Plain. 93.20 2.43 Rev:安right, 83 Regular 93.23 3.36 AE ?Peft.

84 Regular AE Rev:Floral design. 93.29 1.1 85 Regular AE Rev:Floral design. 93.31 1.02

86 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 95.1 2.38

87 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 95.2 2.03 88 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 95.2 1.8 Canh Thinh Thong Bao景盛通寳 89 @ (1793-1801) Regular AE Rev:Plain. 95.3 1.66 90 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 95.3 1.52 91 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 95.5 1.46 92 Regular AE Obv. and rev. rings. 95.9 1.98 Can Long Thong Bao乾隆通寳 Rev:安right, 93 Regular 98.2 3.35 @ (1788-1802) AE ?撃??煤D

Rev:七right, 94 Regular Zn 99.11 2.45 ェ1eft.

Rev:七right, 95 Regular Zn 99.11 2.65 ェleft.

Rev:七right, 96 Regular Zn 99.11 2.63 ェ1eft. Gia Long Thong Bao嘉隆通寳 97 @ (1802-1819) Regular AE Rev:Star right. 99.4 1.49 98 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 99.5 2.47 Rev:六right, 99 Regular 99.7 2.1 AE ェleft.

Rev:六right, 100 Regular 99.7 1.84 AE ェ1eft..

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101 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 101.14 2.13

102 Minh Mang Thong Bao明命通弁 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 101.1 3.52 @ (1820-1840) 103 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 101.11 2.22 104 Regular AE Rev:Plain. 101.11 2.32 Tri Nguyen Thanh Bao治元活計 105 Regular Rev:Plain. 111G 2.02 @ (1831-1834) AE

Tri Nguyen Thanh Bao治元通寳 106 Regular Rev:Plain. 111.2 1.7 @ (1831-1834) AE

Nguyen Long Thong Bao元隆通寳 107 Regular Rev:Plain. 113.2 1.69 @ (1832-1833) AE

Thieu Tri Thong Bao紹治通寳兆民頼之 Rev:Facing dragon. 108 Regular ※ 18.78 @ (1841-1847) AR karge coin, 109 Regular AR Rev:多三above. T1850 3.68 Rev:An image of 110 Regular AR 高盾盾?and an image TS495 3.71 盾?≠唐浮 111 Tu Duc Thong Bao嗣徳通寳 Regular AR Rev:一徳 TS494 3.75 @ (1848-1883) 112 Regular AR Rev:富民富壽. TS498 5.69 Large coin 113 Regular T1840 15.07 AR qev:三民富壽. 114 Regular AR Rev:三二多男. 5.45 Tu Duc Bao Sao二二寳紗 60Van Coin 115 Regular Pb 208 20.5 @ (1848-1883) qev:準六十文. Thanh Thai Thong Bao成泰通寳 Rev:十right, 116 Regular 107.1 3.96 @ (1889-1907) AE カleft. Khai Dinh Thong Bao啓定通寳 117 Regular Rev:Plain. 109.3 2.36 @ (1916-1925) AE 118 Chi Dao Nguyen Bao至道元寳 Regular AE Rev:Plain. N109B 2.1 119 Regular AE Rev:Plai11. N214 2.64 120 Regular AE Rev:分right. N270C 1.48 121 Van Lich Thong Bao萬暦通寳 Regular AE Rev:厘right. N270E 1.91 122 Regular AE Rev:厘right. N270E 1.74 123 Thanh Tong Nguyen Bao聖宋元寳 Seal AE Rev:Plain. N284A 2.65 124 Yuan You Tong Bao元祐通寳 Regular AE Rev:Plain. T184 2.16 125 Phuc Binh Nguyen Bao福平元寳 Sea1 AE Rev:Plain. T1137 2.06 126 Tri Binh Thanh Bao治平聖寳 Regular AE Rev:Flat, T343 1.29

X ”Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801-1900”, p.1119

In table 2. the information in table 1 has 76 new Vietnamese coins to its collection. We ' been rearranged into chronological order. have personally examined these new coins, and

As you can tell by this table, there are no ref- will release our findings in a future paper. erences to coins from reigns such as Ho Dynasty(胡朝), Tran Dynasty Restored(後 面)and The Trinh Lords(王鄭). In order to supplement its collection with coins from these dynasties, from the end of September to October 2007, the Fitzwilliam Museum added

124 Table 2 Chronologica[ list of coins catalogued

Vietnamese reign title Type No。 of coins

The Dinh Dynasty(968-980 AD)丁朝 Thai Bing Hung Bao太平興寳 1

The Anterior Le Dynasty Thien Phuc Tran Bao天福二二 1 @ (980-1010)前黎朝

The Ly Dynasty(1010-1225 AD)李朝 Can Phu Nguyen Bao乾符元三 1

The Tran Dynasty(1225-1400)陳朝 Dai Dinh Thong Bao大定二二 2

Ming Occupation, War of Independence Thien Khanh Thong Bao天慶通寳 1 @ (1414-1428)明占領期之独立戦争

Thieu Binh Thong Bao紹平通寳 1

Thai Hoa Thong Bao大和通寳 2

Dien Ninh Thong Bao二三二二 1

The Later Le Dynasty Quang Thuan Thong Bao光11頂三二 1 @ (1428-1527)黎朝 Hong Duc Thong Bao上土三三 2

Canh Thong Thong Bao三豊通寳 1 Doan Khanh Thong Bao三思通寳 1

Hong Thuan Thong Bao洪ll頂二二 1 The Mac Dynasty Virlh Dinh Thong Bao永二二寳 1 i1527-1592)莫朝

The Mac at Cao Bang An Phap Nguyen Bao安法元寳 2 @ (1592-1677)莫氏 Thai Binh Thanh Bao太平聖寳 1

Vinh Tho Thong Bao永壽通寳 2 Canh Hung Thong Bao景興通寳 20

qanh Hung Cu Bao景興古書 4 Canh Hung Tuyen Bao景興泉寳 2 Le]Kings under the Trinh Canh Hung Trong Bao景興重寳 1 @ (1787-1788)後置 Canh Hung Vinh Bao景二二寳 1

Canh Hung Dai Bao景二大寳 2

Canh Hung Thuan Bao景工匠寳 1

Chieu Thong Thong Bao三二通寳 2

Thai Binh Thanh Bao太平通雲 14

The Nguyen Lords Thien Minh Thong Bao天明通雲 1 i1558-1778)院氏 Tuong Phu Nguyen Bao祥三元寳 4

Tri Binh Thong Bao治平通寳 1

Thai Duc Thong Bao泰徳通雲 2

The Tay Son Dynasty Quang Trung Thong Bao光中通寳 8 @(1778-1802)西山朝 Can Long Thong Bao乾隆通寳 1 Canh Thinh Thong Bao景盛通寳 7

Gia Long Thong Bao嘉隆丁丁 7 Minh Mang Thong Bao明命通寳 4 The Nguyen Emperors Thanh Thai Thong Bao成泰通寳 1 @ (18024945)三朝 Khai Dinh Thong Bao啓定通寳 1

Thieu Tri Thong Bao紹治通寳兆民頼之 1

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The Nguyen Emperors Tu Duc Thong Bao嗣徳通寳 6 @ (1802-1945)院朝 Tu Duc Bao Sao嗣徳寳鋤 1

Tri Nguyen Thanh Bao治元通寳 1 Rebels of the Nguyen Dynasty Tri Nguyen Thanh Bao治元聖寳 1 @ (1831-1834) 丹州反乱軍 Nguyen Long Thong Bao元隆通寳 1 Chi Dao Nguyen Bao至道元寳 1

Tri Binh Thanh Bao治平聖寳 1 Phuc Binh Nguyen Bao福平元寳 1

Unknown reign Yuan. You Tong Bao元祐通寳 1 Thieu Thanh Nguyen Bao紹聖元寳 1 Thanh Tong Nguyen Bao聖宋元寳 1 Van Lich Thong Bao萬熟通寳 3 Tota1 126

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