General Military Office"捻戎廳 (Chongyung chong)" [solved]

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/mint.php?id=5006

I suggest,

捻General Military Office (捻戎廳 (Chongyung chong)), modern-day Seoul, South Korea (1692-1757)

to

捴General Military Office (摠戎廳(Chongyung chong)), modern-day Seoul, South Korea (1692-1757)

"捴" is the character written on the coin, so this is more accurate.

Although it is sometimes written as ”捻戎廳" it is more commonly written as "摠戎廳or捴戎廳," which I think is the better expression.

amakitu_Japan

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/mint.php?id=5006

 

 

I suggest,

捻General Military Office (捻戎廳 (Chongyung chong)), modern-day Seoul, South Korea (1692-1757)

to

捴General Military Office (摠戎廳(Chongyung chong)), modern-day Seoul, South Korea (1692-1757)

 

"捴" is the character written on the coin, so this is more accurate.

Although it is sometimes written as ”捻戎廳" it is more commonly written as "摠戎廳or捴戎廳," which I think is the better expression.

I suggest,

General Military Office (捻戎廳 (Chongyung chong)), modern-day Seoul, South Korea

to

General Military Office (摠戎廳(Chongyung chong)), modern-day Seoul, South Korea

I agree with the post.

the official name of the mint is 摠戎廳, and this is also the form consistently used in Korean historical sources.

So, I believe the entry should use 摠戎廳 as the correct name.

@Jarcek 

Is it possible to change it?

like this:

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic166140.html

Best regards,

Fixed, thanks!

Jarcek

Fixed, thanks!

Thank you so much!!