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| 裏面の説明 | Square hammered silver tanka with Arabic inscription distributed across the field in multiple lines. The legend reads 'al-Wathiq bi'l-Malik al-Samad / Abu al-Muzaffar Mahmud Shah' (He who trusts in the Eternal King / Abu al-Muzaffar Mahmud Shah), presenting the full royal titulature of the sultan. The bold, somewhat irregular script is typical of the hand-struck coinage of the Malwa Sultanate, set within a plain square border consistent with the obverse format. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | الواثق بالملك الصمد أبو المظفر محمود شاه |
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Mahmud Shah II ruled Malwa during its terminal decline — the sultanate was caught between the expanding Sultanate of Gujarat to the west and the Lodi Sultanate to the north, with Mahmud spending much of his reign as a political pawn between them. Gujarat's Muzaffar Shah II effectively reduced Malwa to a client state during this period. The sultanate would fall entirely to Gujarat in 1531, roughly a decade after this issue's production ended.
Malwa tankās of this period are struck on broad, thin flans characteristic of the Sultanate's silver coinage tradition inherited from the Delhi Sultans.