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| 正面描述 | The obverse bears a multi-line inscriptional legend in Urdu script, filling the entire field in the characteristic Mughal-derived style employed at the Jaipur mint. The legend, disposed across several horizontal registers, records the mint name, regnal year, and the authority of Queen Victoria as suzerain. A small cluster of pellets is visible near the centre of the field, serving as a decorative or separating device. The inscription reads in translation: 'Struck at Sawai Jaipur in the year 1902, by permission of Her Majesty Victoria, Queen of England.' The design follows the traditional Indo-Persian epigraphic convention, with no portraiture, the entire surface devoted to the calligraphic legend. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse carries a multi-line Urdu inscriptional legend in a bold, deeply struck calligraphic hand, arranged in horizontal registers across the full field in a style consistent with Jaipur princely coinage of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The legend records the regnal year of Maharao-Raj Sawai Madho Singh II and incorporates the Jhar mint mark. The inscription reads in translation: 'In the 23rd year of the fortunate reign of Maharao-Raj Madho Singh.' No figurative elements are present; the design adheres entirely to the Indo-Persian epigraphic tradition, with the regnal year expressed in the Vikrama Samvat calendar as denoted by the julus dating system. |
| 背面文字 | Arabic |
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