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1 Jital - Shams al-Din Iltutmish

Issuer Sultanate of Delhi (Indian Sultanates)
Year 1233
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Thickness 2.7 mm
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Obverse description Highly stylized bull (Nandi) depicted in schematic form occupying the central field, rendered in the debased Nagari artistic tradition inherited from earlier Rajput coinage. The bull's body is reduced to bold geometric and curvilinear elements, with a prominent hump suggested by raised relief lines. Surrounding the central device is a fragmentary Nagari legend arranged along the periphery of the flan, partially off-flan due to the oval hammered fabric. The overall design reflects the transitional Indo-Muslim coinage style of the early Delhi Sultanate, retaining Hindu iconographic motifs alongside Arabic epigraphic elements.
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Reverse script Arabic
Reverse lettering شمس الدين التتمش
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