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In Feb 1644, the rebel leader Li Zicheng (the first of the Ming rebels) proclaimed himself king in Xi'an in the province of Shaanxi. He took the dynastic title of 'Shun' with the reign title of Yongchang, and began casting coins. In April 1644, he advanced to Peking, but was repulsed by the Manchus in June. He fled back to the west, and was killed in June or July 1645.
OB: Yong Chang tong bao (2 lines at top of 'Yong' called 'er shui'); RX: plain
Broad rims, 37.2 mm, 11.9 gm.
Hartill 21.4, HQ 2.4; FD2136; S1325
The Moneta Library has a very informative article on all the the Ming Rebels, Southern Ming and San Fan rebellions.
Free VIEWING & DOWNLOAD:
Cast Coinage of the Ming Rebels - Sandrock: [ link ]
Ming Rebel Excel Spreadsheet for collectors (Hartill #'s)
Ming Rebel Checklist - Martin: [ link ]
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