1/8 Rupee - George VI / Yagya Narayan Singh Regal Style

Kishangarh's regal-style issues of the late 1930s were struck under the authority of Maharaja Yagya Narayan Singh, who ruled one of Rajputana's smaller princely states — roughly 900 square miles — under British paramountcy. The use of George VI's name reflects the post-1936 accession dating, though the actual striking likely lagged the calendar year as was common across smaller Indian states with limited mint infrastructure.

KM# 20 is among the final indigenous silver issues before Independence-era monetary consolidation effectively ended princely coinage.