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The Bengal Sultanate Politics, Economy and Coins, By Syed Ejaz Hussain.

Hard Bound with Flap Cover, 435 Pages.

This book presents a comprehensive account of the politico-economic history of Bengal, fron AD 1205 to 1576. It has made extensive use of coins and epigraphs to interpret and substantiatethe historical narrative pulled from the contemporaneous chroicles and travelogues.

A Book On The Bengal Sultanate Politics, Economy and Coins By Syed Ejaz Hussain.

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Central-Western Maharashtra&nbsp;(600-700 AD),&nbsp;Copper-Alloy Unit,&nbsp;Obv: a Horse walking to right with a rider carrying a spear, Rev: three letter legend in characteristic Brahmi script &quot;Sri + mu/mha + va/dha&#39;&quot;&nbsp;0.55g, 9.64 x 6.61mm, about extremely fine. Rare.&nbsp;

Copper Alloy Coin of Central Western Maharashtra.

The first comprehensive catalogue of Neplaese coins ever attempted. It Covers the period from the earliest issues, struck during the Lichhavi Dybasty until the end of the reign of Prithvi Vir Bikram Shah in 1911. More than 1400 Coins are described and most are illustrated on the 51 plates. The first chapter is devoted to a new and detailed classification of the coins of the Lichhavi Dynasty, and sequent chapters deal with the few coins attributed&nbsp; to the Mediaeval period and to the fine series of silver coins struck by the Malla rulers in the Kathmandu Valley. A Very large number of coins are published for the first time in this book and many aspects of the coinage are discussed in the text, including the historical and economic background to their issue.

Hard Bound, 256 Pages, 51 Plates

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