| Описание аверса |
Elaborately designed hammered silver field featuring a central circular medallion enclosing a stylized floral or stellar motif, surrounded by a square panel divided into compartments filled with Devanagari inscriptions. The corners of the square are adorned with decorative foliate scroll elements, and the entire composition is enclosed within a beaded border running along the coin's periphery. The design reflects the distinctive Nepalese tantric artistic tradition, with intricate interlocking geometric and floral ornamentation characteristic of the Shah dynasty coinage. The royal legend naming King Pratap Simha is distributed across the compartments in Devanagari script. |
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| Описание реверса |
Central oval or circular cartouche containing three lines of Devanagari inscription invoking the sacred names of Gorakhnath and Taleju Bhawani, the principal tutelary deities of the Shah dynasty. The cartouche is surrounded by a ring of elaborate foliate and petal-shaped lobes, each containing additional Devanagari characters, forming a decorative wreath-like arrangement. The outer field is bounded by a beaded border consistent with the obverse. The overall composition adheres to the traditional Nepalese mohar format, emphasizing religious devotion through the invocation of divine protectors of the ruling house. |
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Devanagari |
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| Гурт |
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| Монетный двор |
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| Тираж |
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