Note: Lakhnur (also spelled Luknur) is geographically situated between Sambhal and Khairabad, and is referenced in Babur’s own revenue list, confirming its importance and strategic placement. While the precise date of Babur’s capture of Lakhnur is not recorded, sources indicate it was under siege by Afghans in Rajab or Sha'ban AH 933, visited by Babur in Jumada II AH 934, and captured by Afghans again in Ramadan AH 935, before being recaptured by Babur. The mint is important as it aligns with the Timurid practice of issuing coinage from towns directly under royal or princely control. This issue belongs to the "Badshah Ghazi" type, marking Babur’s role as both a religiously sanctioned and militarily triumphant sovereign.

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