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| 正面描述 | The entire field is occupied by a bold Arabic-script inscription arranged in multiple lines, incorporating the name and title of the British sovereign George V together with the regnal year in the Anno Domini calendar rendered in Eastern Arabic numerals (١٩٢٥ / 1925). Pellet ornaments are scattered between the lines, serving as decorative spacers in the traditional manner of Indian princely-state coinage. The legends fill the flan to its edge, leaving virtually no undecorated field, consistent with the Mughal-derived hammered-rupee tradition practiced at Tonk. |
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| 正面铭文 | George - V ۱۹۲۵ (1925) |
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Tonk was the only princely state in Rajputana with a Muslim ruling dynasty, established after Amir Khan — a Pindari mercenary commander — negotiated a treaty with the British East India Company in 1817. Mohammad Ibrahim Ali Khan's reign stretched from 1867 to 1930, making this a long-lived type struck across nearly two decades under a single nawab whose coinage authority survived well into the Dominion-era rationalization pressures that stripped most princely mints of their issuing rights after 1911.