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Medieval Period Coins of India – Types and Classification

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Medieval Period Coins of India – Types and Classification

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  1. Medieval Period Coins of India – Types and Classification

  2. Collectors who are looking to build a collection of medieval India coins have a lot to explore. • Coins of medieval India can be broadly classified based on the various dynasties that ruled different parts of India. • Mughal and Maratha coins are the most popular in this category.

  3. Delhi Sultan coins from Tughlaq Dynasty, Khilji’s, Sayyids etc are early medieval coins of India. • Hindu Kingdom empires like Chudasama, Katoch, Imperial Chola, Vaghela etc also issued coins of their own. • Later sultans like Malwa Sultans, Sultans of Kashmir, Sultans of Sindh also issued interesting coins of Medieval India.

  4. Mughal coins can be classified based on the emperors who issued them. • Coins of Akbar and Jeghangir are the most sought after coins of medieval India. • Many of these coins also featured dates on them.

  5. Independent kingdoms like Mysore, Ahom, Vijayanagar Maratha etc also have a rich history of coinage. • Many coins issued by Ahom kingdom was hexagonal and square shaped. • Special Hon coins were issued when ChatrapatiShivaji was coronated.

  6. Several Princely states also issued coins of their own. • The most famous of them were medieval coins issued by Bhavnagar, Awadh, Bikaner, Bhopal, Jaipur, Indore etc. • From Sultanate rule to Princely states, there is a lot to explore when it comes of medieval coins of India.

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