1 Mohur - Shah Alam Bahadur Qandahar Mint

Shah Alam Bahadur's reign lasted just five years, bookended by a succession war that killed three of his brothers and ended with his own death in 1712 — triggering another round of fratricidal conflict that left four sons fighting over the throne simultaneously. The Qandahar mint, operating on the empire's northwestern frontier, had changed hands between Mughal and Safavid control repeatedly across the previous century before stabilizing under Aurangzeb.

KM#349.2 distinguishes this piece by mint epithet. Qandahar-struck mohurs from this reign are considerably scarcer than Shahjahanabad or Surat issues.