1 Mohar - Tribhuvan Bir Bikram

The Mohar was Nepal's principal silver unit for centuries, but gold Mohars occupied a ceremonial and tributary role distinct from everyday commerce — issued less for circulation than for presentation at court and religious festivals. Tribhuvan's reign, which began when he was just five years old in 1911, was defined by decades of effective powerlessness under Rana prime ministerial autocracy. The gold Mohar persisted through this period as a formal expression of royal authority the king was rarely permitted to exercise in practice.

Tribhuvan eventually escaped to India in 1950, triggering the end of Rana rule. Coins struck in his name across this long reign vary considerably in die workmanship depending on the Nepalese mint's output in any given year.