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ISBN | 9789392280023 |
Format | HardBound |
Language | English |
Year of Publication | 2022 |
Bib. Info | xii, ills. 322p.; 24 cm. Bibliography Includes Index. |
Product Weight | 980 gms. |
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After an absence of several hundred years, die-struck gold coins began to re-appear in North India in the eleventh century. following the introduction of punch-marked gold in South India in the tenth. All these issues had one point of unity: the figure of goddess Lakshmi, seated on a lotus (in the north) or her name, 'Sri (in the south). They became the dominant gold coins of most Rajput kingdoms. even being adopted by the early Turkish invaders.