Sikh gold mohur

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The Sikh gold mohur was a high-value gold coin issued by the Sikh Empire, notable for its rich numismatic and historical significance in 19th-century Punjab.

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Label Occurrences
mohur 2
Sikh gold mohur canonical 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Sikh Empire coinage
gold coin
historical currency
associatedWith Khalsa army payments
Sikh courtly economy
category South Asian coinage
pre-colonial Indian currency
circulationArea Amritsar
Kashmir
Lahore
Multan
collectible yes
currencyOf Sikh Empire
currentUse collector’s item
museum object
denominationOf Sikh gold mohur self-linksurface differs
surface form: mohur
government Khalsa Sarkar
historicalPeriod 19th century
historicalSignificance evidence of Sikh monetary administration
represents economic power of Sikh Empire
influencedBy Mughal rupee
surface form: Mughal coinage
inscriptionLanguage Gurmukhi
Persian
issuer Maharaja Ranjit Singh
Sikh Empire
material gold
mintedIn Amritsar Mint
Kashmir Mint
Lahore Mint
Multan Mint
monetarySystem Sikh rupee system
numismaticSignificance high
region Punjab
relatedDenomination Sikh copper paisa
Sikh silver rupee
scriptUsed Gurmukhi
surface form: Gurmukhi script

Persian script
standard based on Mughal mohur tradition
status demonetized
timePeriod early 19th century
mid 19th century
reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh
usedFor high-value savings
large commercial transactions
state payments
usedIn 19th century
Punjab
valueType high-value coin

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Sikh rupee coexistedWith Sikh gold mohur
Mughal Emperor currency Sikh gold mohur
this entity surface form: mohur
Sikh gold mohur denominationOf Sikh gold mohur self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: mohur