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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse bears a bold Naskh-style Arabic inscription spread across the coin's surface, typical of Mughal-influenced Presidency issues. The central field contains the mint name and regnal year rendered in flowing Arabic script, arranged within a rectangular frame formed by ruled lines. The inscription references the year AH 1188 and is consistent with the standard formula used on Bombay Presidency fractions struck for the Malabar Coast trade. |
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| 鋳造数 | ND (1188) - - ND (1188) - RY 5 - |
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The Bombay Presidency's coinage for the Malabar Coast operated under a different chronological system than the rest of British India — the year 1188 here is in the Malabar era, not the Gregorian calendar. The region had been absorbed into Presidency administration following the defeat of Tipu Sultan at Seringapatam in 1799, and the British retained local reckoning partly to ease acceptance among populations long accustomed to it.
KM#207 is among the smaller fractional issues in this series, and genuine examples are frequently confused with contemporary local imitations that circulated alongside official strikes.