ND (501-700) - Likely issued in the 6th-7th Century
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Thaton, known in Pali sources as Sudhammapura, was among the earliest Indianized polities in lower Burma, and its coinage reflects deep Brahmanical and Buddhist influence filtering through maritime trade networks connecting the Bay of Bengal to the Mon heartland. These tiny silver pieces circulated in a commercial economy that Chinese Tang dynasty sources confirm was actively trading with South Asian merchants by the seventh century.
The Kri/Mih reference series remains the primary cataloguing framework for Mon ratti coinage, built largely on hoard evidence rather than excavation records.
Thaton, known in Pali sources as Sudhammapura, was among the earliest Indianized polities in lower Burma, and its coinage reflects deep Brahmanical and Buddhist influence filtering through maritime trade networks connecting the Bay of Bengal to the Mon heartland. These tiny silver pieces circulated in a commercial economy that Chinese Tang dynasty sources confirm was actively trading with South Asian merchants by the seventh century.
The Kri/Mih reference series remains the primary cataloguing framework for Mon ratti coinage, built largely on hoard evidence rather than excavation records.