GlaViWo - Book: AT-OeAW-BA-3-27-F-00575

M�nzen der Rasuliden nebst einem Abriss der Geschichte dieser jemenischen Dynastie

AT-OeAW-BA-3-27-F-00575

Authors:	N�tzel, Heinrich
Published in:	Berlin
Published by:	Pormetter , 1891

Contents:
In 1886, the 'K�nigliches M�nzkabinett zu Berlin' (Royal Coin Cabinet in Berlin) acquired a collection of approx. 100 Yemeni coins from Eduard Glaser. The German orientalist and numismatist Heinrich N�tzel (1863-1934) was entrusted with the assessment of the Glaser Collection.
He attributed the coins to the Banī Rasūl, i.e. the dynasty that ruled Yemen from 1228 to 1454 (626 - 855 H.) (p. 5). Having recognized the singular importance of those coins, N�tzel decided to further elaborate on the history of the coins and to deal with the Rasūlid Dynasty in his doctoral thesis.

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