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1/2 Kori - Victoria [Pragmalji II]

Issuer Kutch, Princely state of
Year 1862-1863
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Obverse description Central field bears the royal symbols of the Kutch state: a trident (trishul) at the top flanked by a crescent moon to its right and a dagger (khanjar) to the left, all serving as dynastic emblems of Pragmalji II. Below the symbols, the legend 'Raushree Pragmalji' is inscribed in two lines in Devanagari script, identifying the ruling Rao. The regnal year in Kutchi Vikram Samvat numerals appears at the base of the field.
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Reverse description The entire reverse field is occupied by a multi-line Persian calligraphic inscription in a flowing Naskh style, reading 'Malika Mu'azama Queen Victoria Bhuj Nagar', identifying Queen Victoria as the suzerain sovereign and Bhuj as the seat of the princely state. The legend is arranged across three lines filling the field, with the Christian Era date inscribed at the base of the coin in Eastern Arabic numerals.
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