Name a More Iconic Trio...

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by JayAg47, Mar 17, 2021.

  1. JayAg47

    JayAg47 Well-Known Member

    I saw this meme on reddit, and decided to add something extra!
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    The Cheras of Kongu clan from Karur, depicting bow and arrow (1200-1400s).

    The Chola gold (1014-1044) denotes Rajendra Chola's subjugation of Cheras (bow behind tiger), and Pandyas (twin fishes).

    The Pandyan coin (1200s) depict a seated king with fish and a scepter, after becoming independent form the Cholas.
     
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  3. FitzNigel

    FitzNigel Medievalist

  4. panzerman

    panzerman Well-Known Member

    Great thread Jay:D

    Here are a couple IMG_0648.JPG IMG_0651.JPG IMG_0647.JPG lf (13).jpg lf (12).jpg of my Chola related coins....
     
  5. spirityoda

    spirityoda Coin Junky

  6. panzerman

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  7. medoraman

    medoraman Supporter! Supporter

    The three graces? I honestly do not know who the three women in the OP's post are. By their looks, it does not look like they contributed to humanity like scientists or poets.
     
  8. Bing

    Bing Illegitimi non carborundum Supporter

    The Three Musketeers
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  9. scottishmoney

    scottishmoney Buh bye

  10. Mr.Q

    Mr.Q Well-Known Member

    Yuk, yuk, and yuk... The 3 Mouseketeers!
     
  11. panzerman

    panzerman Well-Known Member

    3 Zecchini

    Duchy of Tuscany
    Pietro Leopoldo of Habsburg (future HRE Leoplold II 1790-92)
    AV Ruspone (3 zecchini 1781) IMG_0064.JPG IMG_0065.JPG
     
  12. panzerman

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  13. Mammothtooth

    Mammothtooth Stand up Philosopher, Vodka Taster

  14. LaCointessa

    LaCointessa Well-Known Member

  15. Orielensis

    Orielensis Well-Known Member

    I honestly have no idea who the three ladies in the OP's image are – but to me, these three brothers are "iconic:"

    Orient, MA – Rumseldschuken, "drei Brüder", AR dirham, 1249-1250 AD, A-1227..png
    Seljuq Sultanate of Rum, under Kayka'us II, Qilij Arslan IV, Kayqubad II ("the three brothers"), citing caliph al-Musta'sim, AR dirham, 1249–1250 AD (647 AH), Siwas mint. Obv: kalima and citation of caliph "la ilah illa allah / muhammad rasul allah al-imam / al-musta'sim billah amir al-mu / 'minin;" afterwards mint and date formula for Siwas 647 AH. Rev: names and titles of the three brothers: "al-salatin al-a'azim / 'izz al-dunya wa ud-din kay kawus / wa rukn al-dunya wa ud-din qilij arslan / wa ’ala al-dunya wa ud-din kayqubad / ibn kay khusraw barahin amir al-mu’minin." 23mm, 3,02g. Ref: Album 1227.
     
  16. Bradley Trotter

    Bradley Trotter Well-Known Member

    I'm surprised that none of our resident Flavian specialists have posted this trio already.

    flavian-dynasty-optimised.jpg
     
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  17. panzerman

    panzerman Well-Known Member

    They are also known as the, "Three Bimbos"
     
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  18. philologus_1

    philologus_1 Supporter! Supporter

    A nice paper money version of this trio has already been shown by @scottishmoney, but here's a coin version from the days of Antoninus Pius:
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    BTW: Opinion statement from an old man: This trio of ladies are arguably antithetic to the trio of women posted by the OP as the first image in this thread. ;-o
     
  19. panzerman

    panzerman Well-Known Member

    Drei Hellige "Three Saints"
    Wurzburg/ Bistum
    Prince Bishop Franz Ludwig von Erthal 1779-95
    AV Dukat 1785 Wurzburg Mint
    Rev: St' Kilian flanked by Two Saints/ Arms of Wurzburg 52079296a4e6ba1691ef54cdade8e91f.jpg
     
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  20. OutsiderSubtype

    OutsiderSubtype Well-Known Member

    Anybody got Caligula's three sisters?
     
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