Karshapana - Rano Siri Satakarni

发行方	City of Nasik (Satavahana Empire)
年份	200 BC - 1 BC
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重量	9.06 g
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正面描述	Elephant standing in profile to right with trunk raised upward, a symbol positioned in the field before the animal, a swastika symbol placed above, and traces of the ruler's name in Brahmi script along the periphery. The design is rendered in a bold, incuse punch-work style typical of early Satavahana coinage, with the auspicious swastika and elephant serving as dynastic emblems. The overall composition fills the irregular square flan, with additional punch-marks visible in the field.
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铸造量	ND (200 BC - 1 BC)
附加信息	Rano Siri Satakarni is one of the more obscure rulers in the Satavahana dynastic sequence, attested primarily through epigraphic records at Nasik rather than through numismatic abundance. The Satavahana karshapana series issued from Nasik reflects the city's position as a significant administrative and trade center in the western Deccan, sitting along routes connecting the Arabian Sea ports to the interior. Attribution within the Satavahana bronze series remains contested — die studies have not yet resolved clean boundaries between several regional issues, and karshapanas assigned to minor rulers often rest on a single inscription rather than confirmed die linkage.

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