1000 Rupees 1000 Years of Brihadeeswarar Temple

正面描述	Central field features the Lion Capital of Ashoka (the national emblem of India), depicted in high relief with four Asiatic lions seated back-to-back atop an abacus adorned with a Dharma Chakra flanked by an elephant, a horse, and a bull. Below the emblem, the national motto in Devanagari script reads 'सत्यमेव जयते' (Truth Alone Triumphs). The country name 'भारत' appears in large Devanagari lettering along the left arc of the coin, while 'INDIA' is inscribed in Latin script along the right arc. The denomination '1000 RUPEES' is prominently displayed in the lower field in large numerals and Latin lettering.
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铸造量	2010 ♦ - UNC - 16,540 2010 M - Proof - 24,007
附加信息	The Brihadeeswarar Temple at Thanjavur was completed around 1010 AD under the Chola emperor Rajaraja I, and its construction involved moving granite blocks — the largest of which caps the vimana tower at an estimated 80 tonnes — without wheeled transport, across terrain offering no nearby quarry source. How the Cholas achieved this remains genuinely unresolved. The millennium commemoration prompted this issue, one of several silver rupee pieces the Reserve Bank authorized during the 2000s for cultural and historical anniversaries.

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