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Chalukyas of Kalyana,&nbsp;Jayasimha II &quot;Jagadekamalla&quot;&nbsp;(10 Century CE), Punch Marked Gold Gadyana,&nbsp; Obv:&nbsp;punch marks including&nbsp;a&nbsp;stylized representation of a temple&nbsp;with a cluster of dots, pallets, sun, and crescent besides, Kannada letter &#39;Bha&#39; above,&nbsp;the Kannada legend&nbsp;&ldquo; (Ja)gadeka ja(gadeka)&quot; conjoined but in the retrograde form,&nbsp;with a dotted line on top&nbsp;and&nbsp;two punches of &ldquo;Shri&rdquo;&nbsp;on the sides, Rev: a single banker&rsquo;s mark,&nbsp;3.71g, 19.10mm,&nbsp;(Nidhi. Vol. 2, 2007 # Ch. 7), choice superb quality, Gem UNC,&nbsp;Extremely Rare.

Note: The gold coins associated with this ruler typically feature five lions. However, this particular type distinguishes itself by incorporating the Kannada legend &#39;Bha.&#39; The attribution to Jagadekamalla is supported by the symbols found on similar coins within a specific hoard, a discovery initially made by H. Krishna Sastri. He deciphered Kannada legends that formed the words &#39;Jaga,&#39; &#39;Jagade,&#39; and &#39;Jagadeka.&#39; Additionally, the presence of the Kannada letter &#39;Bha&#39; above the temple signifies the initial letter of the Hindu cyclic year &#39;Bhava,&#39; a practice reminiscent of the coins issued during the same period by the Goa Kadamba dynasty.

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