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Qubilai (Kubilai Khan, first emperor of the Mongolian Yuan dynasty (1215-1294
JLJ4657729 Qubilai (Kubilai Khan, first emperor of the Mongolian Yuan dynasty (1215-1294) pays for his purchases with miniature murier bark coins taken from Marco Polos " The Book of Wonders" (" World Devisement", " Il Milione" ) illustrated by the Master of Boucicaut, 1410 approximately Ms. 10, folio 2v. B.N, Paris by Boucicaut Master, (fl.1390-1430) (and workshop); (add.info.: Qubilai (Kubilai Khan, first emperor of the Mongolian Yuan dynasty (1215-1294) pays for his purchases with miniature murier bark coins taken from Marco Polos " The Book of Wonders" (" World Devisement", " Il Milione" ) illustrated by the Master of Boucicaut, 1410 approximately Ms. 10, folio 2v. B.N, Paris); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23720164
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The captivating print showcases Qubilai Khan, the first emperor of the Mongolian Yuan dynasty, engaging in a unique form of commerce. In this exquisite artwork from 1410 by the Boucicaut Master and his workshop, we witness Qubilai Khan using miniature murier bark coins to pay for his purchases. These rare coins were taken directly from Marco Polo's renowned book "The Book of Wonders" or "Il Milione" which documented Polo's astonishing travels. Qubilai Khan is depicted with great regality as he exchanges these precious bark coins for goods. His majestic presence is enhanced by the intricate illumination surrounding him, highlighting his status as a powerful ruler. The image captures an important moment in history when trade and barter played a significant role in economic transactions. This photograph not only offers us a glimpse into the fascinating world of medieval commerce but also serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Marco Polo's writings. It reminds us that knowledge and cultural exchange have always been essential drivers of progress throughout human history. As we admire this remarkable piece, let us appreciate how it seamlessly combines artistry and historical significance, allowing us to connect with past civilizations and their vibrant traditions.
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