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| 正面描述 | Central field dominated by large Nagari and Persian script characters in bold raised relief, characteristic of the Indo-Persian coinage tradition of the Jodhpur princely state. The legend references the ruling Maharaja Umaid Singh and the regal authority of the state, with ornamental pellets dispersed throughout the field as design elements. A horizontal line divides the field, with additional inscriptions rendered in cursive Nasta'liq-style Arabic script in the lower segment. The overall design follows the Mughal-derived epigraphic style typical of Rajputana feudatory issues of the late colonial period. |
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| 正面铭文 | ٦ |
| 背面描述 | The reverse bears multi-line Persian and Arabic inscriptions in bold Nasta'liq script filling the entire field, referencing the regnal year and mint name of Jodhpur. A horizontal rule divides the field, with the lower segment containing the Hijri regnal year numerals in Arabic script. Decorative pellets are scattered within the field as ornamental fillers, consistent with the epigraphic coinage style of Rajputana princely states. The inscription acknowledges the suzerainty of the British Crown through the name of King Emperor George VI alongside the local ruler's titles. |
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