القاب الملوك الاشكانيين على العملات المعدنية

Abstract

 The coins that arrived to us from the Ashkan era are one of the most important sources for knowing the political, social and technical conditions of that era. The texts and titles written on the Ashkan coins, most of which are written in Greek, had political, family and national dimensions as well as sectarian dimensions, and all of these things show us the extent of their importance which coins enjoyed at the time, in addition to their economic and commercial role, coins were an important tool and means for delivering the messages of the Ashkan kings to different societies and peoples. From the life of this empire, the Greek titles lost their status and importance on the Ashkan coins.

       Our research included four topics, the first of which dealt with the first Ashkan kings, while the second of which studied Mehrdad I, the expander of the Ashkan empire, and the third dealt with the conflict between Mehrdad III and Ward II. Obtaining its information mainly on Persian and foreign sources, and from God Al-Tawfiq.