50 SOM FROM KYRGYZSTAN

Here is the 50 Som note from Kyrgyzstan. The note is from 2009 and has  Kurmanjan-datka , queen of the south, who helped the Kyrgyz nation to accept annexation from the Russian Empire in 1876. The reverse has the Uzgen minaret and mausoleum. the ancient city of Uzgen has the mausoleum which was built in the 11th century for  Karakhanid Nasr ibn Ali and the later minaret from the early 20th century.

Find more from Kyrgyzstan HERE and HERE

MORE KYRGYZSTAN

Some new additions to  Kyrgyzstan

First of all is the 10 som note with KasymTynystanov (Kyrgyz: Касым Тыныстанов) (1901–1938) who was a prominent Kyrgyz scientist, politician and poet. He served as the first Minister of Education of the Kyrgyz Republic.  and  mountains on reverse. The watermark is the portrait of kasim

Then there is the 5 som note with ballerina BibisaraBeishenaliyeva (1926-1973)  on the front and the national opera theatre on the back.

the 1 som Description is  here

KYRGYZSTAN

The Republic of Kyrgyzstan was the last of the former soviet republics to declare their independence in 1991. Its capital city is Bishkek.Kyrgyzstan was annexed into Russia in 1876 and was a soviet republic from 1936 until the collapse of the USSR in 1991.

Monetary Unit: 1 Som = 100 Tyiyn

The notes above are the 50, 10 and 1 Tyiyn notes from 1993 all three feature the Bald Eagle in the front centre of the notes.

This note id the 1 Som from 1994 featuring Abdylas Maldybaev, a Kyrgyz composer, actor and tenor, on the front right with some stringed instruments and the Building of the Bishkek philharmonic society on the back.