1 Jital - Nasir al-Din Qarluqh

Nasir al-Din Qarluqh ruled Multan as a Mongol-appointed governor following the collapse of Delhi Sultanate authority in the region during the mid-13th century — his name itself reflecting Qarluq Turkic origins absorbed into the administrative apparatus the Mongols preferred for frontier zones. Multan's billon jitals from this period circulated in a city that had already survived multiple sieges, including a brutal reduction by Qutb al-Din Aibak in 1175 and repeated Mongol pressure from across the Indus.

Tye 349.1 is among the better-documented types of this governor's coinage, but surviving examples vary considerably in silver content as billon alloy control was inconsistent across the mint's output.