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1 Mohar - Rajendra Vikrama
| Emittent | Nepal |
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| Jahr | 1816-1847 |
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| Ausrichtung | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Central circular medallion enclosing a crossed or grid pattern with Devanagari inscriptions divided into four quadrants, surrounded by a broad decorative border composed of stylized petal or lotus-petal lobes radiating outward. Each lobe of the border contains a Devanagari character or symbol, with additional dot ornaments punctuating the design. Small cartouches bearing further inscriptions are positioned between the petals at the cardinal and intercardinal points, all enclosed within a plain outer rim consistent with traditional Nepalese hammered silver coinage. |
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| Auflage | 1738 (1816) - KM#565.1 - 1738 (1816) - KM#565.2 - 1739 (1817) - KM#565.2 - 1740 (1818) - KM#565.2 - 1741 (1819) - KM#565.2 - 1742 (1820) - KM#565.2 - 1743 (1821) - KM#565.2 - 1744 (1822) - KM#565.2 - 1745 (1823) - KM#565.2 - 1746 (1824) - KM#565.2 - 1747 (1825) - KM#565.2 - 1748 (1826) - KM#565.2 - 1749 (1827) - KM#565.2 - 1750 (1828) - KM#565.2 - 1751 (1829) - KM#565.2 - 1752 (1830) - KM#565.2 - 1753 (1831) - KM#565.2 - 1754 (1832) - KM#565.2 - 1755 (1833) - KM#565.2 - 1756 (1834) - KM#565.2 - 1757 (1835) - KM#565.2 - 1758 (1836) - KM#565.2 - 1759 (1837) - KM#565.2 - 1760 (1838) - KM#565.2 - 1761 (1839) - KM#565.2 - 1762 (1840) - KM#565.2 - 1763 (1841) - KM#565.2 - 1764 (1842) - KM#565.2 - 1765 (1843) - KM#565.2 - 1766 (1844) - KM#565.2 - 1767 (1845) - KM#565.2 - 1768 (1846) - KM#565.2 - 1769 (1847) - KM#565.2 - |
| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Rajendra Vikrama Shah ruled Nepal during a period of acute political instability, serving as a largely ceremonial figure while real power rested with a succession of competing noble factions. He was ultimately deposed by Jung Bahadur Rana in 1847 — the same coup that inaugurated over a century of Rana oligarchic rule. Coins struck under his name span that entire turbulent arc.
The Mohar was Nepal's principal silver denomination throughout the Shah dynasty, produced at the Kathmandu mint using hand-struck methods that generate considerable variation in centering and strike quality across the type.