1 Mohur - Siva Singha

Siva Singha ruled Ahom-controlled Assam from 1714 until his death in 1744, a reign notable for the extraordinary political influence wielded by his chief queen, Phuleswari, who effectively governed in his name and took the title Bar Raja. The mohur coinage of this period reflects the Ahom kingdom at a moment of cultural consolidation, decades after repelling the Mughal invasions of the 1660s and before the destabilizing Moamoria rebellions of the later eighteenth century.

The Ahom mint at this period operated under conventions quite distinct from Mughal practice, with regnal dating tied to the Ahom calendar rather than the Hijri.