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| 表面の説明 | Square hammered copper flan bearing a multi-line Arabic inscription in bold relief, divided by a horizontal line into two registers. The upper register contains the royal titles and name of Sultan Ghiyath Shah Khalji, ruler of Malwa (r. 1468-1500), rendered in the Naskh script. The lower register continues the legend with additional honorific or denominational inscriptions. The legends are bold but somewhat worn, consistent with heavy circulation. |
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| 鋳造数 | ND (1468-1500) |
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Ghiyath Shah ruled Malwa for over three decades, and his long, stable reign produced an unusually consistent copper coinage. The 1½ falus denomination is a fractional unit that appears across several Sultanate traditions but is relatively uncommon in Malwa's own series — most circulation needs were met by the full falus.
Ghiyath Shah's court at Mandu was notably cosmopolitan, and Persian literary sources describe it as a center of considerable administrative sophistication, which likely accounts for the organized fractional denominations his mint sustained across such a long production window.