1 Mohur - Victoria and Madho Singh II

Jaipur's gold mohurs of this period were struck under a feudatory arrangement that permitted the state to maintain its own coinage while nominally acknowledging British paramountcy — a concession the British granted selectively, and which Jaipur retained largely due to Madho Singh II's carefully managed loyalty during a period when the Crown was consolidating indirect control across Rajputana. The long date range reflects continuous production under a single regal type rather than annual re-engraving.

Madho Singh II famously transported large quantities of Ganges water to London for the 1902 coronation of Edward VII, carried in two enormous silver urns — possibly the largest silver vessels ever made.