1 Jital - Rupa Chandra Deva I

Kangra's rulers occupied an awkward political position throughout the mid-fourteenth century, wedged between the expanding Tughluq Sultanate to the south and the hill kingdoms pressing from the north. Rupa Chandra Deva I issued coinage that maintained the old Shahi-derived jital tradition even as Delhi's monetary influence pushed copper and silver standardization across the subcontinent — a quiet assertion of dynastic continuity under real external pressure.

Tye 61 is among the more consistently documented types from the Kangra hill series, though die alignment varies considerably across known specimens.