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| Uitgever | Ahichchhatra Kingdom |
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| Jaar | 220 |
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| Samenstelling | Bronze |
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| Rand | Plain |
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| Oplage | 220 |
| Aanvullende informatie |
Vijayamitra ruled Ahichchhatra — the ancient North Pancala capital in what is now Uttar Pradesh — during a period when the Kushana empire's grip on the northern subcontinent was visibly loosening. Local dynasts across the Gangetic plain seized that vacuum to assert independent coinage rights, and the Ahichchhatra series is among the better-documented of these regional revivals. The title *Rajnyah* places Vijayamitra within a subordinate or post-subordinate royal rank, suggesting his authority was either recently won or carefully hedged.
At 1.52 g, this half unit falls within the expected range for debased late Karshapana fractions of the period, when bronze had largely displaced the older punch-marked silver tradition entirely.