Scarce AR jital of Sallakshana Deva (c.1120-30 CE), Chauhans of Dhilika, India (Tye#42)
+ 3,57 EUR frais d'envoi ( vers France métropolitaine )
| +49 (0)2871 2180 383 |
| Modes de paiement |
| virement bancaire |
Horseman right with Devanagari legend (Sri) Salla(kshana Pala Deva) around // Seated bull left, with Devanagari legend Sri Samanta Deva around. 16mm, 3.09 grams. Delhi mint. Tye 42; Deyell 184.
Rare ruler.
The Chauhans (Chahamanas) were a powerful Rajput dynasty who ruled parts of Rajasthan and Haryana and rose to prominence in Delhi and Ajmer during the 12th century. Their most famous ruler was Prithvi Raja III Chauhan (reigned c. 1177–1192), known for consolidating power around Delhi, resisting raids by neighboring kingdoms, and expanding Chauhan influence in northern India. The dynasty is best remembered for its conflicts with the Ghurid Empire, culminating in the battles of Tarain (1191 and 1192). After Prithvi Raja III’s defeat in 1192, Ghurid control expanded into Delhi, but minor Chauhan branches continued to rule smaller territories for centuries afterward.
|
Renoncer au contrat ici Page d'accueil de cette boutique | 0Panier | CGV | Mentions légales | MA CGV | Déclaration de protection de données | Garantie | MA-Shops Nouveautés Copyright ® 2001-2026, MA-SHOPS Coins All Rights Reserved. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners. |