1 Dokdo - Shah Jahan III

Shah Jahan III's reign as Mughal emperor lasted roughly a year — installed and then deposed by the Marathas in 1759–60 — making any coinage struck in his name exceptionally short-lived by imperial reckoning. Bhavnagar, a Gohil Rajput state on the Saurashtra coast, was formally issuing copper in his name during precisely this window of political instability, when Maratha power was cresting just before Panipat.

The Zeno catalogue listing for this type remains one of the few documented references, reflecting how thinly recorded Bhavnagar's early copper series still is.