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Nazaran Rupee - Old Madan Shahi Bahadur II

Issuer Princely state of Jhalawar (Indian princely states)
Year 1838-1843
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Value 1 Rupee
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Obverse script Arabic
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Reverse description Persian legend in multiple lines occupying the central field, referencing the regnal year and mint authority, accompanied by the distinctive Jhar (stylized plant or tree) symbol of the Jhalawar state. The Jhar emblem, a hallmark device of Jhalawar coinage, appears prominently alongside the inscribed legend. The script is rendered in cursive Nasta'liq style consistent with the obverse. The overall composition reflects the Indo-Mughal hammered coin tradition, with inscriptions and the state symbol arranged symmetrically within the round flan.
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