1 Jital - Sallakshana Pala Deva Tomaras of Delhi

The Tomara dynasty controlled Delhi — then called Dhillika — from roughly the 8th century until the Chahamana (Chauhan) ruler Vigraharaja IV displaced them around 1150. These jitals were struck during a period when the Tomaras were increasingly subordinate to the Chahamanas, making their continued coinage a minor political assertion rather than an expression of independent authority. Whether Sallakshana Pala Deva functioned as a fully autonomous ruler or a tributary is still debated among specialists in early medieval north Indian numismatics.