The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.137

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v4.c27.137

Coins, struck by Humāyūn at Māndū and Chāmpāner, 25; by Kāmrān, 40; earliest of Sher Shāh, 51; said to have been struck by Hīmū, 72; struck by Sulaimān in Akbar’s name, 99; in Kashmir in Akbar’s name, 124; in Orissa in Akbar’s name, 139; of Salīm as rebel, 149; depicting Akbar, 155 n. 2; of Jahāngīr as Burhān-ud-dīn, 156 n. 1; at Ajmer, 161; of Jahāngīr, 179–80; in name of Nūr Jahān, 180; of Dāwar Bakhsh, 183; of Shāh Jahān at Ahmadnagar and Daulatābād, 189 n. 2; in Shāh Jahān’s name at Golconda, 197; at Qandahār, 199; at Balkh, 203; latest of Qutb Shāhīs, 208; of Murād Bakhsh, 211; solar months on Shāh Jahān’s, 217; in name of Aurangzīb in Bāltistān, 230; of Banda Sikh, 322; Farrukh-siyar’s legal dirham, 337, n. 1; in name of Ibrāhīm, 345 n. 1; in name of Nādir Shāh at ‘Azīmābād (Patna) and Murshidābād, 364 n. 3; of Ahmad Shāh Abdālī at Shāhjahānābād, 438; of Minbin, 478; of Arakan, 480