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| 正面描述 | Within a beaded inner circle, a pair of crossed khukris (the traditional inwardly curved Nepalese blades) surmounted by the Vishnu footprints (Charan Paduka), a sacred symbol of royal authority. A wreath flanks the central device. The surrounding outer legend in Devanagari script reads 'Shree 5 Tribhuvan Veer Vikram Shahdev', denoting the regnal title of King Tribhuvan. The Bikram Sambat date appears below the inner circle. |
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| 背面描述 | Within a beaded inner circle, a trident (trishul), the sacred emblem of Pashupatinath, is depicted centrally, flanked by the denomination inscription 'Ek Paisa' in Devanagari numerals and script. The outer legend surrounding the circle reads 'Shree Pashupatinath' at the top and 'Nepal' at the bottom, all rendered in Devanagari script, invoking the presiding deity of the Kingdom of Nepal. |
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Tribhuvan's reign from 1911 was largely ceremonial — the Rana prime ministers held effective control, and the palace had little say over fiscal or monetary policy. These small copper issues were authorized under that constrained arrangement, struck during a period when Tribhuvan himself was essentially a political prisoner within his own court. He would later flee to the Indian embassy in 1950, triggering the collapse of Rana autocracy, but during the years this paisa circulated, none of that defiance was yet visible.