Mewar Udaipur Copper 2 Paisa (1760 AD) – Trident Type

Description

This copper 2 Pais coin was issued by the Princely State of Mewar (Udaipur) around 1760 AD, during the late medieval Rajput period.
The coin prominently displays a trident (Trishul) motif, a powerful symbol of Lord Shiva, reflecting the deep Shaivite faith of the Mewar rulers.
Simple yet bold in design, these coins were used in everyday circulation across the region.
The trident symbol also represents royal authority and protection, central to Rajput ideology.
A fine example of regional Indian coinage with strong cultural and religious significance.
An excellent addition for collectors of Rajputana, Princely States, and symbolic Indian coins.