Harshadeva Kashmir Region Lohara Dynasty
Original price was: ₹400.00.₹350.00Current price is: ₹350.00.
Issued under King Harsha of Kashmir, this copper Stater represents the distinctive coinage of the post-Hunnic dynasties of Kashmir.
The coin features the king’s name and bust on the obverse, with a goddess figure on the reverse.
Its compact fabric and medieval Kashmiri style make it an interesting piece for collectors of Northern Indian coinage.
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Struck between 1089 and 1102 CE during the reign of King Harsha of Kashmir, this copper Stater belongs to the post-Hunnic coinage tradition of the Kashmir region. The illustrated type weighs approximately 5.9 grams and measures around 16 mm in diameter, with a thick, irregularly round fabric and plain edge.
The obverse features the bust of King Harsha along with his name, represented in the characteristic script and style of Kashmiri coinage. The compact design reflects the regional conventions of the period.
The reverse depicts a goddess figure, forming the principal religious motif of the coin. The imagery complements the royal identification on the obverse and reflects the artistic traditions of medieval Kashmir.
This coin is well suited to collectors of Kashmir coinage, medieval Indian issues, and post-Hunnic dynastic history. Its association with King Harsha, distinctive copper fabric, and regional iconography give it a clear place within a historically focused numismatic collection.
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