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| 正面铭文 | مظفر شاہ श्री मोबत |
| 背面描述 | Hammered copper reverse displaying a multi-line Arabic script legend densely filling the circular field, arranged in a characteristic square-panel format typical of Mughal-influenced coinage of the Kathiawar region. The inscription is struck in bold Naskh characters and references the ruler's titles and authority. The flan edges are irregular and the surface retains the characteristic rough texture of hand-struck provincial coinage. |
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Junagadh's copper coinage of this period was issued under the Babi dynasty, a line of Nawabs whose authority derived from a Mughal-granted governorship that gradually hardened into hereditary rule as Delhi's power collapsed. Mahabat Khan I, who gave his name to this type, ruled from 1758 and spent much of his tenure navigating the competing pressures of Maratha expansion and British encroachment along the Kathiawar peninsula. The long date range on this type reflects continuous re-striking from the same nominal authority rather than a single reign's output.