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1 Jital - Apurva Chandra Deva

Issuer Kangra Kingdom
Year 1340-1351
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Currency Drachm (1170-1847)
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Obverse description Crude hammered copper flan depicting a stylised bull or bovine figure in the central field, rendered in the degenerate Indo-Greek tradition characteristic of Kangra coinage. A prominent curved device, possibly a crescent or architectural arch, rises above the animal. The surrounding field is occupied by Sharada script legends arranged in a roughly circular disposition, reading Sri Samanta Deva. The strike is irregular and the flan exhibits characteristic rough edges consistent with medieval hammered production from the Kangra hill kingdom.
Obverse script Sharada
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Reverse script Sharada
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