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| 正面描述 | Crude hammered copper flan displaying bold but irregularly struck Arabic legends in the central field, characteristic of Kashmir Sultanate coinage of the late 15th to early 16th century. The legends, attributing the issue to Sultan Fath Shah (r. AH 888-925 / 1483-1520), are arranged in multiple lines across the field with no distinct border. The die work is typical of the Kaserah denomination, also known as the Punchashi, with strongly raised lettering and pronounced surface texture resulting from the hammering technique. Flan irregularities and rough edges are consistent with hand-struck provincial coinage of the period AH 892-923 (1487-1517). |
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| 背面描述 | Reverse flan of crude hammered copper displaying additional Arabic legends in a style consistent with Kashmir Sultanate provincial issues of Sultan Fath Shah. The field bears bold, somewhat worn epigraphic devices arranged in multiple lines, with the irregular planchet edge and rough texture typical of Kaserah coinage. The strike is uneven, with areas of weakness and flat spots characteristic of hand-hammered medieval Indian Sultanate copper coins. No distinct border or decorative elements are present. |
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Fath Shah's reign was anything but continuous — he was deposed twice, first by Husain Shah Chak and then by the Chak faction more broadly, before reclaiming the throne each time. The kaserah copper coinage of this period reflects an administration perpetually interrupted, which accounts for the considerable variation in fabric and execution seen across surviving examples.