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| 表面の文字体系 | Arabic |
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| 裏面の説明 | Arabic religious or dynastic inscription occupying the full field, executed in bold Naskh script with fluid, interlocking letterforms in raised relief. The text is arranged in a single composition filling the irregular flan, with scattered pellet ornaments visible in the field. The surfaces show the characteristic roughness and irregularity of hand-struck Durrani copper coinage. No border or additional decorative frame is present. |
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Zaman Shah Durrani ruled Afghanistan from 1793 to 1801, spending much of his reign campaigning toward the Punjab while simultaneously fighting off challenges from his own brothers. The British in India watched his westward ambitions with considerable alarm — Wellesley considered him a genuine threat to Bengal. His reign ended when his brother Mahmud had him blinded and imprisoned, the standard Durrani method of neutralizing a rival without outright execution.
The Kabul mint operated fitfully under these conditions, producing copper fulus in irregular quantities tied to local bazaar demand rather than any centralized monetary policy.