Drachm - Khingila Hadda mint

正面描述	Equestrian effigy of the king advancing to the right, depicted in profile mounted on horseback. A standing retainer faces left before the king, raising both arms in the act of presenting or bestowing a crown upon the mounted ruler. The figures are rendered in the debased late Kushan artistic tradition, with bold, schematic relief typical of Alchon Hun coinage. The field is plain with no surrounding legend.
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铸造量	ND (440-500) - Hadda mint
附加信息	The Alchon Huns under Khingila pressed into the northwestern Indian subcontinent during the mid-fifth century, dismantling what remained of Gupta administrative control across the Punjab and Gandhara. The Hadda mint — situated near modern Jalalabad in present-day Afghanistan — served a region that had been a Buddhist pilgrimage hub for centuries, and Alchon coinage circulated alongside that cultural wreckage rather than despite it. Göbl's EM 105-107 grouping covers a range of die variants with measurable inconsistency in silver content, reflecting opportunistic reminting of captured bullion rather than a managed monetary policy.

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