1/4 Falus - Ghiyath Shah

正面描述	Central field bearing a bold Arabic legend in Naskh script, struck on an irregular copper flan typical of hammered provincial coinage. The inscription, referencing Sultan Ghiyath Shah of the Malwa Sultanate, is arranged in two or three lines across the die area. The lettering is deeply impressed with characteristic vertical strokes visible at the top of the field. The coin surface shows natural patination consistent with circulation wear and age, with green cuprite deposits in the recesses.
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正面铭文	غياث شاه
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附加信息	Ghiyath Shah ruled Malwa for nearly four decades, and his reign is better remembered for its extraordinary court culture than its military record — he is said to have maintained a harem of several thousand women, many of whom were trained in crafts, music, and administration. The copper fractions issued under his name circulated in one of medieval India's more stable sultanates, Malwa having carved out genuine independence from Delhi well before his accession. The quarter falus denomination served the lowest tier of daily market exchange. Mitchiner's Western India reference places this type at #92.

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