Falus - Malwa type Pre-Mughal

The Malwa Sultanate operated from Mandu, a fortress city on the Vindhya plateau, and maintained remarkable independence from Delhi through most of the fifteenth century. Its copper coinage was largely functional — struck for local market circulation in a region that was agriculturally productive and commercially active enough to sustain its own monetary economy without constant reference to the Delhi model.

KM# A50 is a broad attribution covering output across multiple sultans, making reign-specific assignment difficult without die study.