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1 Padmatanka - Ramadeva
| Issuer | Yadava Dynasty |
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| Year | 1271-1311 |
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| Currency | Padmatanka (850-1334) |
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| Obverse script | Nagari |
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| Edge | Plain |
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Ramadeva ruled the Yadava kingdom of Devagiri during one of the most turbulent periods on the subcontinent — his reign ended when Alauddin Khalji's forces sacked Devagiri a second time in 1308, reducing the kingdom to a tributary state. He was eventually executed by Malik Kafur in 1311, the same year this issue's production ceased. The padmatanka denomination itself is a distinctly Deccan gold type, unrelated to northern Indian coinage traditions and rooted in local dynastic practice predating the Delhi Sultanate's southern campaigns.