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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is divided into two concentric zones: the outer ring carries a Persian legend reading 'George V Kaiser-i-Hind, zarb Bhuj' (George V Emperor of India, struck at Bhuj) along with the AD date, while the inner field displays the denomination in Devanagari script as 'Kori Ek' (One Kori). The bilingual, bicameral layout reflects the dual authority of the British Crown and the local Kutch princely administration. |
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| 鋳造所 | Bhuj Mint, Kutch |
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Kutch maintained its own coinage well into the twentieth century under an arrangement that allowed princely states to strike coins provided they acknowledged British paramountcy — typically through the inclusion of the reigning monarch's name alongside the local ruler's. Khengarji III, who held the gaddi of Kutch from 1876 until his death in 1942, was one of the longer-serving rulers in the region and navigated the political pressures of the late colonial period with considerable skill, earning the title of His Highness and multiple British honors.
The .610 fineness places this issue below sterling, consistent with Kutch's traditional silver standards rather than British imperial specifications.