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In "The Coins of India," C. J. Brown meticulously examines the numismatic history of India, interweaving intricate details about the various coins minted throughout different dynasties and empires. The book employs a scholarly literary style, rich in historical context, yet accessible to both specialists and lay readers. With vivid descriptions and insightful commentary, Brown delves into not just the physical attributes of the coins but also their socio-economic and cultural significances, situating them within the broader tapestry of Indian history from ancient times to the modern era. C. J. Brown, a seasoned numismatist and historian, draws upon years of research in South Asian studies as well as personal experiences with fieldwork in India. His deep appreciation for the historical narratives embedded in coinage informs his passion for this subject, inspiring readers to explore the intersection of art, economics, and historical documentation. Brown's expertise is evident in his ability to elevate the study of coins from mere collectibles to pivotal artifacts that illuminate the past. This compelling exploration invites readers with an interest in history, economics, and culture to engage with India's rich heritage through the lens of its coinage. "The Coins of India" is not merely a catalog of currency; it is an invitation to uncover stories from the past and gain a deeper understanding of how these artifacts shaped a nation.
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Length4 hrs 26 mins
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Publish dateApr 24, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
17II. THE COINAGE OF MUḤAMMAD BIN TUG̱H̱LAQ,
2INTRODUCTION
18III. THE COINAGE OF DEHLĪ, FROM 1351 to 1526
3ABBREVIATIONS
19I. THE COINAGE OF THE GOVERNORS AND SULTANS OF BENGAL
4I THE EARLIEST COINAGE OF INDIA
20II. COINAGE OF THE SULTANS OF KASHMĪR[56]
5I. COINS OF THE INDO-GREEKS
21III. COINAGE OF THE SULTANS OF MADURA OR MA’BAR
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6II. COINS OF THE ŚAKAS AND PAHLAVAS
22IV. COINAGES OF THE DECCAN
7III. COINS OF THE WESTERN SATRAPS AND OTHER IMITATORS OF THE GREEK MODELS
23V. THE COINAGE OF THE KINGDOM OF JAUNPŪR
8III COINS OF THE KUSHĀṆA KINGS
24VI. THE COINAGE OF MĀLWĀ
9IV THE COINAGE OF THE GUPTAS
25VII. THE COINAGE OF GUJARĀT
10I. COINS OF THE HUNS AND INDO-SASSANIANS
26IX COINS OF THE SŪRĪS AND THE MUG̱H̱ALS
11II. COINS OF THE RĀJPŪT DYNASTIES
27I. THE COINAGE OF ASSAM
12III. THE COINAGE OF KASHMĪR
28II. THE COINAGE OF NEPĀL
13I. COINAGE OF THE DECCAN AND MYSORE
29III. SUCCESSORS TO THE MUG̱H̱ALS
14II. THE COINAGE OF TAMIL STATES
30GENERAL
15III. COINAGE OF THE EMPIRE OF VIJAYANAGAR AND LATER DYNASTIES
31SPECIAL
16I. COINS OF THE EARLY SULTANS, A.D. 1206-1324
32PRINCIPAL COLLECTIONS OF INDIAN COINS