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but highly simplified compared to the more intricate Sasanian coins
Daman & Diu in India (which shifted to the Escudo in 1958)
and the watermark window on the right
The Republic of China was proclaimed in 1912 - shortly after the 1911 revolution that resulted in the abolition of the monarchy
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8 Gani, Mubarak Shah (Delhi Sultanate), 1318-1320 AD Gold but highly simplified compared to8 Gani coin made of billion metal (impure silver) in the name of Qutb ud Din Mubarak Shah. Mubarak Shah was a ruler of the Delhi sultanate and was a son of Alauddin Khilji. After the death of Alauddin Khilji, his slave Malik Kafur imprisoned all of Khilji's adult sons and put a young boy of six years, Shihabuddin Omar, on the throne as a puppet ruler. Kafur was eventually assassinated by Khilji's bodyguards, who released Mubarak Shah, who in turn
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