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: China Briefing BlogChina?s last imperial coin 1911
By Andy Scott
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This is the last cast square hole coin issued by China and the last coin issued by an Imperial dynasty. Emperor Pu Yi, also known by his reign title Hsuan-T’ung, ascended to the Chinese throne in 1908, aged three. By this time however imperial rule was already collapsing due to repeated wars, foreign interference and internal misrule. In 1911 he abdicated the throne in favor of the establishment of the Chinese Republic. The full story is in the excellent film ?The Last Emperor? by Bernardo read more
Full post as published by China Briefing Blog on December 14, 2007 (boomark / email).
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