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Coin:
Metal: 99.99% Silver
Weight: 62.2 grams
Size: 45mm
Mintage: 999 pieces
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-HISTORY-
Assassins were the Nizari Ismailis in the mountains of Persia and Syria between about 1090 to 1275. The origins of the Assassins can be traced back to just before the First Crusade, around 1094 in Alamut, north of modern Iran, during a crisis of succession to the Fatimid caliphate. The name was not used by the Nizaris themselves, but was given to them by their opponents in Syria. Nizarism formed in the late 11th century after a split within Ismailism, a branch of Shia Islam.
The Nizari Order is based on texts from Alamut, their grand master Hassan-i Sabbah called his disciples Asāsiyyūn, meaning, "people who are faithful to the foundation of the faith", which led to the term assassin. At their peak, many of the assassinations of the day were often attributed to the hashashin. Even though the Crusaders and the other factions employed personal assassins, the fact that the Nazari performed their assassinations in full view of the public, often in broad daylight, gave them the reputation assigned to them.
The Nizaris were known for asymmetric warfare, psychological warfare, and surgical strikeswere often a tactic of the assassins, drawing their opponents into submission rather than risk killing them. The Nizari were acknowledged and feared by the Crusaders. The stories of the Assassins were further embellished by Marco Polo.
While "Assassins" typically refers to the entire sect, only a group of acolytes known as the fida'i actually engaged in conflict. Lacking their own army, the Nizari relied on these warriors to carry out espionage and assassinations of key enemy figures, and over the course of 300 years they killed two caliphs, and many viziers, sultans, and Crusader leaders.
The Nizari state eventually declined and was conquered by the Mongols. The Mongols destroyed and eliminated their Order. Mentions of Assassins were preserved within European sources – such as the writings of Marco Polo – where they are depicted as trained killers, responsible for the systematic elimination of opposing figures. The word "assassin" has been used ever since to describe a hired or professional killer, leading to the related term "assassination", which denotes any action involving murder of a high-profile target for political reasons.
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