Tang dynasty fish tally (魚符) inscribed "中郎霫莫遂州長史合蠟" which was found in Mongolia in 2011 mp.weixin.qq.com/s/NT32VtY4xpwe
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The Liao dynasty used similar fish tallies to authenticate military orders, but with Khitan small script text instead of Chinese. S. W. Bushell (1844–1908) had an example in his collection (which he misidentified as Jin and Jurchen script)
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Fish tallies consisted of two matching halves: one part issued to the commander in the field, and one part sent with a messenger to authenticate an order issued to the commander. A tally at Liaoning Museum appears to be the matching half of Bushell's tally
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Fish tallies comprised two matching halves which clicked together with "同" indented on one half and protruding on the other half. This piece in Liaoning Museum is the left side, and Bushell's piece is the right side, so perhaps they were the matching halves of the same tally? twitter.com/HelenWangLondo…
The half owned by Bushell has the Khitan word 𘮜𘭱 'by imperial command' engraved on the tail, indicating that it was the part sent by the emperor with an order to the commander; the half in Liaoning has a blank tail, indicating that it was the part pre-issued to the commander.
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