Assam Kingdom, Siva Simha or Sutanpha (SE 1637-1666 /1715-1744 AD) Gold Mohur, Saka Era1646, citing Queen Phulesvari, Obv: Assamese legend in three lines: “Sri Sri Hara / Gauri Pada Pa / rayanayah”, ( One who is devoted to the feet of Hara (Shiva) and Gauri (Parvati), Below: A lion running right – symbol of royal power and divine association, Rev: Assamese legend in four lines:“Sri Sri Siva / Simha Nripa Mahisi / Sri Phulesvari De / vyah Sake 1646” (Of the great queen Sri Phulesvari, consort of King Sri Siva Simha, Saka 1646), 11.31g, 23.68 x 23.91mm, ((RB # H1.1/ KM # 67), no test marks, dotted border on both sides, struck in high relief, with original gold luster and toning, choice quality, about extremely fine, Exceptionally Rare.

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