⅔ Falus - Muhammad Adil Shah

Muhammad Adil Shah ruled Bijapur for three decades during which the sultanate reached its territorial and cultural peak, yet his copper coinage remains among the least systematically studied of the Deccan sultans. The fractional falus denominations were minted to serve local market transactions that silver and gold could not practically accommodate, and the ⅔ unit in particular suggests a tariff or exchange system calibrated to specific commodity values now difficult to reconstruct.