Monarchiae Mogolo-indici Vel Mogolis Magni Aurenk Szeb Numisma Indo-persicum In Solenem Renovationem Et Confirmationem Clientelarum Urbis Ac Sedis Imp (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781275569928)

Monarchiae Mogolo-indici Vel Mogolis Magni Aurenk Szeb Numisma Indo-persicum In Solenem Renovationem Et Confirmationem Clientelarum Urbis Ac Sedis Imperatoriae Delhi Signatum by Georg J. Kehr offers a detailed exploration of Indo-Persian coinage during the reign of Aurenk Szeb (Aurangzeb) of the Mughal Empire. This historical study delves into the significance of these coins as symbols of imperial authority and as instruments for solidifying the relationship between the emperor and the city of Delhi. The book provides valuable insights into the numismatic practices of the Mughal era, shedding light on the economic, political, and cultural contexts that shaped the empire. Kehr's work remains a vital resource for historians, numismatists, and anyone interested in the rich history of Mughal India and its enduring legacy.

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