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| 背面描述 | Reverse field entirely occupied by multiple lines of Arabic calligraphic inscription arranged horizontally, recording the mint name, regnal year in the Islamic Hijri calendar, and additional epithets or formulaic phrases characteristic of Durrani-period Afghan rupees. The legend is struck in a flowing Nasta'liq-influenced hand and is contained within a dotted inner border following the coin's irregular flan edge. |
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| 边缘 | Plain |
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Shujah Shah's first reign lasted only five years before he was deposed by his half-brother Mahmud Shah in 1809, making coinage from this period inherently short-run. He would reclaim the throne briefly in 1839 with British East India Company backing during the First Anglo-Afghan War, but the rupees of that second reign are cataloged separately. KM#153 belongs exclusively to the earlier period, struck at Kabul under a ruler whose political grip was never secure.