Name: 1 Tanka Hussain Shah Jaunpur Sultanate
SKU: 14231
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1 Tanka Hussain Shah Jaunpur Sultanate

Original price was: ₹450.00.Current price is: ₹350.00.

A historical 1 Tanka billon coin issued under Hussain Shah of the Jaunpur Sultanate, dating to the 15th century. This hammered coin features Arabic inscriptions on both sides, including the ruler’s name and Islamic dating, representing the rich numismatic heritage of medieval India.

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Description

This 1 Tanka coin belongs to the Sultanate of Jaunpur and was issued during the reign of Hussain Shah, one of the prominent rulers of the Sharqi dynasty. Dating to the 15th century, it represents the monetary history of a significant regional power in northern India, known for its distinctive cultural and architectural contributions.

Obverse: The obverse features an Arabic inscription with an AH (Hijri) date. The lettering reflects the Islamic numismatic tradition of the period, in which inscriptions were used to convey religious and administrative identity.

Reverse: The reverse carries an Arabic inscription naming Hussain Shah and his lineage, identifying him as the son of Mahmud Shah and grandson of Ibrahim Shah. The inscription concludes with a formula referring to the continuation of his rule.

Collectibility: With its substantial billon composition, irregular round shape and inscriptions on both sides, this historical coin offers collectors an opportunity to explore the coinage of the Jaunpur Sultanate and the wider monetary history of medieval India. It is particularly relevant to collections focused on Indian Sultanate coins, regional dynasties and medieval Islamic numismatics.