1 Mohur - Jayaji Rao

Jayaji Rao Scindia acceded to the Gwalior throne in 1843 at roughly eight years old, following the death of his adoptive father Jankoji Rao. The East India Company used the succession dispute — and a subsequent conflict known as the First Anglo-Gwalior War — to impose the Treaty of Gwalior later that same year, stripping the state of significant territory and military autonomy. This mohur belongs to the earliest coins issued under his name, before British political pressure had fully reshaped the Scindia administration's administrative independence.