Coins of North India (500 to 1200 AD): A Comprehensive Study on Indo Sassanian Coins

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– 📚 Comprehensive exploration of Indo-Sassanian coins (500-1200 AD)
– 💰 Rare insights into over 60 coin hoards
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A comprehensive and systematic survey of coins and coin hoards lying in different museums all over India is given in this book. More than sixty coin hoards and a number of stray finds were studied in detail. The origin, track, circulation, and numismatic details were recorded.

Studies reveal that the Aravali system is the origin of these coins where two series of coins were introduced. One at Sakhun near Sambhar and the other at Kakarwa near Chittorgarh or Ahore near Jalore in Rajasthan which ultimately formed two empires, one in the East of Aravali up to Banaras and the other in the West of Aravali up to Sindh and Maharashtra respectively. This is a landmark discovery in the history of the numismatic world that removes all dogmas and beliefs about the Indo-Sassanian Coins.

Dive into the rich history of Indo-Sassanian numismatics with “Coins of North India (500 to 1200 AD): A Comprehensive Study on Indo Sassanian Coins.” This meticulously researched book presents an extensive survey of over sixty coin hoards and numerous stray finds from various Indian museums, offering a detailed analysis of their origins, circulation, and intricate numismatic details. The study emphasizes the Aravali mountain range as the birthplace of these remarkable coins, with two distinct series emerging from key locations: Sakhun near Sambhar and Kakarwa near Chittorgarh. This groundbreaking research challenges previous misconceptions about Indo-Sassanian coins, revealing their impact on the empires that flourished in both Eastern and Western regions of the Aravali.

Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate not only the book’s scholarly insights but also its contribution to understanding the historical context behind these artifacts. Each coin is documented with care, showcasing its unique attributes, including metal composition and rarity. This work stands as an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge of this fascinating era in India’s numismatic history.

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