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Hoysala Dynasty of Dwarasamudra, Vishnuwardhana, Conqueor of Nolambavadi (11-14 Century CE), Gold Gadyana (Pagoda), God Ram type, Obv: maned Lion walking to right, parts of the body represented by large and small dots and pellets, on its back Sri Rama standing with bow and arrow, sun at right and moon at left in the field, Rev: three-line Kannada legend with interlinear rules “Sri No/nambavadi/gondah” (Conqueror of the Nolamba Country), 4.0g, 14.54mm, (K. Ganesh # 8.15), about extremely fine, Exceptionally Rare.

Note: Lord Ram has been worshipped and revered by the people of the Indian subcontinent for millennia, embodying the virtues of righteousness, dharma, courage, and devotion. His presence continues to hold profound significance across various religious traditions, particularly within the sects of Sanatan Dharma and Hinduism. For centuries, it has been a cherished custom among kings and rulers to issue coins bearing his divine iconography, symbolizing their devotion and the spiritual legacy of God Shri Ram. Coins featuring his iconography are highly celebrated and popular amongst the collectors.No known public records exist for this rare Lord Sri Rama type, apart from literary references. It stands as one of the highest rarities from this dynasty.

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