Coins minted and circulated during the Kyoho era (1716-1736) in the Edo period. Following the Shotoku gold and silver coins, Tokugawa Yoshimune also implemented a monetary policy, minting the same quality Kyoho oban, koban, ichibu gold, cho silver, and mameita silver coins. However, the monetary policy reduced the amount of money in circulation, leading to economic stagnation, and in 1736 he again switched to a monetary policy of bad coinage (Genbun gold and silver). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
江戸時代,享保年間(1716年―1736年)に鋳造・流通した貨幣。正徳(しょうとく)金銀に引き続いて,徳川吉宗(よしむね)も良貨策をとり同質の享保大判・小判・一分(いちぶ)金・丁(ちょう)銀・豆板(まめいた)銀を造った。しかし良貨策によって貨幣流通量が減少し,景気が沈滞,1736年再び貨幣悪鋳(元文(げんぶん)金銀)による通貨政策に転じた。
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