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# 229Rupee AH 1028 RY 14 JahangirIndia B Mughal Empire
India – Mughal Empire – Jahangir (AH 1014-1037 / AD 1605-1627). Rupee AH 1028 RY 14. Mint: Qandahar. Silver (ø 20 mm – w. 11.19 g.). Edge: plain. KM 142.2. Brown 1586-87. Lane-Poole 481-2. Whitehead 1060-1. Wright 785-6. Plant pp. 116-117. Rajgor n. vi, pp. 17-18. Manik n. 38 p. 59.

Obverse:
Persian legend. First part of the couplet with the Mint name within cirlce (from top to bottom: Sikkah / Qandahar / shod dil khuah. = The coin of Qandahar became the heart's desire.). Date (1028) over the top line. Border of dots.

Reverse:
Persian legend. Last part of the couplet with the Ruler's name and the regnal year within cirlce (from bottom to top: .az Jahangir / Shah sanat 14 / Akbar Shah = .through Jahangir (son of) king Akbar, (regnal) year 14). Border of dots.

Web References:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jahangir

Literature:
Brown C. J. – Catalogue of Coins in the Provincial Museum Lucknow / The Mughal Emperors – Vol. I-II, Oxford, 1920 (reprinted 1985).
Krause C. and Mishler C. – Standard Catalog of World Coins 1601-1700 – Krause Publications, 3rd Edition, Usa, 2003.
Lane-Poole Stanley – The Coinage of the Moghul Emperors of Hindustan in the British Museum – London, 1892 (reprinted 1983).
Manik Jain – Couplets on Mughal Coins of India – Calcutta, India, 1998.
Plant R. J. – Arab Coins and how to read them – Spink and Son Ltd., London, 1973, 1980 (revised), reprinted 2000.
Rajgor D. – Collector's Guide to Mughal Coins – University of Mumbai, India, 2002.
Whitehead R. B. – Catalogue of Coins in the Panjab Museum, Lahore / The Mughal Emperors – Vol. II, Oxford, 1914 (reprinted 1977).
Wright H. N. – Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Calcutta / The Mughal Emperors – Vol. III, Oxford, 1908 (reprinted 1972).