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together with the Trishul (trident)
45 mm (approx)
This particular design was used from 1891-1901
whose father served as the Diwan to the ruler
This is a bimetallic coin with a copper-nickel center surrounded by an aluminum-bronze ring
1 Jital, Khusrau Malik, Ghaznavid Empire (1160-1186 AD) South America together with the Trishul (trident)1 Jital coin of Khusrau Shah, the last ruler of the Ghaznavid Empire, who ruled from 1160 1186 AD. The obverse of the coin has a crescent on top along with the name of Khusrau Malik, while the reverse has an inscription in Persian. The coins are Billion metal (copper + silver). Ghaznavid Empire occupied parts of Afghanistan (province of Ghazni), present day Pakistan and some parts of Northern India. Khusrau Malik was driven out of his capital in
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