Another coin in the new series "Legends of the Great Chinese Emperors". Wu of Han was a Chinese emperor of the Han dynasty, ruling from 141-87 BC. During his reign, in order to limit the influence of aristocratic families, he introduced the principle of land distribution among all his sons in 127 BC. He also introduced new trade taxes and a state monopoly on salt and iron, the minting of copper coins and alcohol. He introduced the principle of niánhào. From then on, years were marked by the consecutive year of the reign of a particular emperor. In addition, the emperor could give names to individual periods of his reign. Wudi named eleven eras during his reign. He pursued an expansive external policy - he occupied Manchuria in 128 BC and the kingdoms of northern and central Korea (109-106 BC). The coin is packed in a theme box with a certificate of authenticity. It is decorated with a high relief and selective gilding. Limited edition - only 500 pieces worldwide!