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1/2 Falus - Nasir Shah

Issuer Malwa, Sultanate of
Year 906-916
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Value 1/2 Falus
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Reverse description Irregular square flan with a two-line Arabic legend in the field, divided by a central horizontal line. The upper register records the mint name Mandu (ضرب بماندو), while the lower register bears the AH regnal date range 906-916. The script is angular Naskh, typical of Malwa Sultanate copper issues, with a bold impression on a slightly irregular flan showing natural die wear.
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The Malwa Sultanate operated as an independent power in central India from 1401 until its absorption by the Mughal empire in 1531. Nasir Shah ruled from approximately 906–916 AH, a period of relative stability that nonetheless saw Malwa caught between the competing pressures of the Gujarat and Delhi sultanates. Copper fractional issues of this sultanate are frequently underrepresented in reference literature — GG#M141 is among the more obscure citations in the series.

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