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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents an entirely granulated surface composed of closely packed, uniformly applied raised pellets covering the full field of the flan, with no legend, device, or inscription present. This distinctive granulation is a hallmark of Travancore Fanam-series gold coinage and served as a security feature against counterfeiting. The convex, domed profile of the flan is clearly visible, a consequence of the hammered production method. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (1811-1841) |
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Ayillyam Thirunal Gouri Laxmi Bayi ruled Travancore as regent from 1811 following the death of her husband, the previous raja, acting on behalf of her minor son. Her administration coincided with the consolidation of British subsidiary alliance arrangements that had bound Travancore to the East India Company since 1795, meaning the kingdom's fiscal and monetary decisions operated under sustained external pressure throughout the entire period this coin was struck.
Gold fanam-weight issues of this type circulated within a monetary system that ran parallel to Company coinage — accepted locally but increasingly marginal as British Indian currency expanded its reach into the princely states during the 1830s.