1 Rupee - Shah Jahan Akbarnagar mint

正面描述	Central square cartouche containing the Kalima in Arabic script arranged in four lines: 'la ilaha illa allah / Muhammad / rasul Allah'. The names of the four Rightly Guided Caliphs — Ali, Abu Bakr, Umar, and Uthman — appear in the surrounding field or margins. The AH date 1069 is inscribed in the field. The overall design follows the classic Mughal hammered rupee format with the religious declaration as the focal element.
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背面文字	Arabic/Persian
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附加信息	Akbarnagar was the Mughal name for Rajmahal, a town in present-day Jharkhand that served briefly as the Bengal provincial capital before Dhaka supplanted it under Shaista Khan. Coins struck there are scarce relative to the great imperial mints at Surat or Lahore, reflecting its peripheral administrative role. Year 1069 of the Hijri calendar corresponds to 1658–59 CE — the precise moment Shah Jahan was deposed and imprisoned at Agra Fort by his son Aurangzeb following the War of Succession. Whether this rupee was struck before or after that transfer of power is unresolvable by date alone; Aurangzeb continued striking coins in his father's name briefly before issuing his own.