Billion Jital of Chahada Deva(AD1172-1191) of Chauhan’s of Ajmer Type 220 – Rare

Chauhans of Ajmer and their Delhi Governors, Chahada Deva, (AD 1172 – 1191), Billion Jital, Obv: Recumbent bull facing left, trefoil tassel at throat, tined trisula on bull’s rump, numeral ‘1’ on bull’s jhula, left and above devanagari ‘asavari/sri samanta deva in arc, Rev: rider bearing lance on caparisoned horse facing right, with three dots of harness on horse’s rump, left and right, devanagari sri ca/hada deva, 3.16 Gms, 14.20 mm, (Deyell # 220), Very fine, Scarce.

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Unveil a piece of history with the Billion Jital of Chahada Deva (AD 1172-1191) issued by the Chauhan dynasty of Ajmer. This rare collectible features a striking design with a recumbent bull on the obverse and a rider on a caparisoned horse on the reverse. Weighing 3.16 Gms and measuring 14.20 mm, this Billion Jital is classified as Deyell #220 and is in very fine condition, making it a scarce find for numismatists. The coin holds significance as a representation of the era of Chahada Deva and the governance of the Chauhans in Delhi. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate the historical context and unique design elements of this coin, adding a valuable piece to their collection. Please note, this item is not available for shipping outside of India.