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1/4 Rupee - Muhammad Akbar II Ahmedabad

发行方 Bombay Presidency
年份 1233-1819
类型 Standard circulation coin
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正面描述 Central field bears a multi-line Persian legend in Nastaliq script, largely falling off the flan due to the irregular flan preparation typical of hammered coinage of the period. The inscription reads 'Sikka Mubarak Badshah Ghazi Akbar Shah,' identifying the coin as the auspicious issue of the victorious Emperor Muhammad Akbar Shah II. The legend is arranged in horizontal registers across the field, with no figural imagery, consistent with Islamic numismatic tradition.
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Muhammad Akbar II reigned as Mughal emperor from 1806 until his death in 1837, but by that point the dynasty was entirely hollowed out — the British East India Company controlled revenue, territory, and military force, while the emperor retained little beyond ceremonial title. The Bombay Presidency's practice of striking coins in the emperor's name was a deliberate political calculation, lending a veneer of Mughal legitimacy to Company administration at a moment when outright annexation would have been provocative.

The Ahmedabad mint had operated under successive Mughal governors before passing into British hands following the Anglo-Maratha wars. By AH 1233, it was firmly a Company facility in everything but name.

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