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1 Jital - Karma Chandra Deva

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背面描述	Central field bearing a two-line Nagari inscription reading 'Karma Chandra', identifying the issuing ruler. The lettering is crudely struck and shows the characteristic degenerate script typical of late Kangra copper jitals, with characters arranged in a compressed format within the restricted flan. The reverse field is otherwise unadorned.
背面文字	Devanagari
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附加信息	Karma Chandra Deva ruled Kangra during a period when the hill kingdoms of the northwestern Himalayas were navigating the fractured aftermath of Timur's 1398 invasion of the subcontinent, which had shattered Delhi Sultanate authority and briefly opened space for regional rulers to consolidate local power. The Katoch dynasty, to which Kangra's rulers belonged, had deep roots in the region — claimed among the oldest continuously ruling houses in recorded Indian history — though the mid-15th century issues remain among the least documented in the series. AKJ#604 is a scarce attribution, with few examples recorded in institutional collections.