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Jital - Qutlugh Khwaja Ghazna
| Emittent | Ghazna, Chagatai of |
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| Jahr | 1298-1299 |
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| Form | Round (irregular) |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Reverse bears a multi-line Arabic inscription occupying the full field, typical of Islamic coinage of this era, with the mint and regnal formula disposed in two or three lines. The legend is rendered in a bold cursive hand consistent with late 13th-century Chagatai coinage of Ghazna. The flan is irregular and the strike slightly weak at the margins, as is common for hammered billon jitals of this issue. Dot ornaments are visible separating portions of the legend. |
| Reversschrift | Arabic |
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Qutlugh Khwaja governed Ghazna as a Chagatai appointee during a period when the region was effectively a frontier zone caught between Mongol internal politics and persistent pressure from the Delhi Sultanate to the southeast. His tenure was short and administratively thin, which is reflected in the relative scarcity of attributable coinage. The jital denomination had been the workhorse of Afghan regional exchange since the Ghaznavid period, and the Chagatai administrators largely inherited both the form and the local minting infrastructure.
Tye 341 is one of the more precisely attributed issues from this brief governorship, dated by regnal reckoning to 697 AH.