ANKARA

As a part of the a hundredth anniversary of the Turkish Republic, an exhibition, displaying Ottoman and Republican-period objects, was opened to guests on the Presidential Nationwide Library in Turkish capital Ankara.

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Titled “Energy and Reminiscence, The Energy of Artwork,” the exhibition options decorations, cash, medals and valuable paperwork, saved within the Mint and Stamp Printing Collections.

Yaşar Çukur, an official from the Basic Directorate of Mint and Stamp Print Home, stated that for the primary time in Türkiye, this complete and in depth assortment was co-operated with the Ministry of Treasury and the Presidential Nationwide Library.

Çukur said that guests can see the two,700-year historical past of cash within the assortment, and added, “It’s potential to see cash from the primary Lydians to the Republican interval within the assortment. We divided the gathering into three. There are orders, that are distinctive in Türkiye, together with commemorative cash and the cash in circulation. There are additionally historic cash, Ottoman cash and Republican cash. Lydian cash, Historic Greek cash and Alexander’s coin from historic interval cash can be found within the assortment.”

Stating that 40 medals are exhibited within the assortment, Çukur stated, “The primary medal is Ferahi medal from the time of the Sultan Mahmut III, and our final medal is from the reign of Vahdettin.”

“There are additionally 12 orders and ornamental figures. They’re among the many priceless artworks on the earth.”

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Stating that the Order of Compassion within the exhibition is the primary present formally given to ladies on the earth, Çukur stated, “It was given to ladies by the order of Abdulhamit Han. It’s out there in two varieties. We will consider it as the ladies’s Nobel of that interval. It has been given to about 100 folks in historical past. It’s product of gold. There are rubies and valuable stones on it.”

The exhibition will be seen on the Presidential Nationwide Library Anatolian Corridor.

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