8. Id: Shāhjahānābād. 1069. AV. Nis̤ār. Wt. 43 grs. Obv., _Nis̤ār-i-Ṣāḥib-i-qirān s̤ānī_. Rev., _Ẓarb-i-dāru-l-ḵẖ̱ilāfat Shāhjahānābād 1069_. “Nis̤ār of the ‘second lord of the conjunction,’ struck at the capital, Shāhjahānābād, 1069.” 9. Aurangzeb: Tatta. 1072-5 R. AV. Wt. 170 grs. Obv., _Sikka zad dar jahān chū mihr-i-munīr_ || _Shāh Aurangzeb ’Ālamgīr, 1072_, “Struck money through the world like the shining sun, Shāh Aurangzeb ’Ālamgīr.” Rev., _Ẓarb-i-Tatta sana 5 julūs-i-maimanat-i-mānūs_, “Struck at Tatta in the 5th year of the accession associated with prosperity.” 10. Shāh Shujā’: Akbarnagar. 1068-aḥd. AR. Wt. 177 grs. Obv., in square, the Kalima and 1068; in margins, names of Four Companions with epithets. Rev., in square, _Muḥammad Shāh Shujā’ bādshāh g̱ẖāzī_; right margin, _Ṣāḥib-i-qirān s̤ānī_; lower margin, _Akbarnagar_. 11. Aurangzeb: Katak. 29 R. AR. Wt. about 44 grs. Obv., in dotted square border, on ornamental ground. _Dirham shar’ī._ Rev., _Ẓarb-i-Katak 29_. [43] With a reference to Ḵẖ̱wāja Mu’īnu-d-dīn Chishtī, buried at Ajmer, A.D. 1236. [44] By the abjad system of reckoning, the letters of Jahāngīr and Allāhu Akbar both make up 288. _Note._ In the Plate the reverses and obverses of Nos. 4, 6, 8 and 10 have been, by a mistake, transposed. [Illustration: PLATE XI] [Illustration: PLATE XII] KEY TO PLATE XII 1. Shāh ’Ālam II. Shāhjahānābād, 1219-47 R. AV. Wt. 166 grs. Obv. and Rev., surrounded with circular border of roses, shamrocks and thistles. Obv., _Sikka-i-Ṣāḥib-i-qirānī zad zi tāʾīdu-llah_ || _Ḥāmī-i-dīn-i-Muhammad Shāh ’Ālam bādshāh_, “Struck coin like the ‘lord of the conjunction,’ by the help of God, Defender of the Faith, Muhammad Shāh ’Ālam, the king.” Date _1219_; mint marks, umbrella and cinquefoil. Rev., as. Pl. XI, No. 9, but date _47_; and mint, Shāhjahānābād. 2. Aḥmad Shāh Durrānī. Shāhjahānābād, 1170-11 R. AR. Rupee. Obv., _Ḥukm shud az qādir-i-bīchūn ba Aḥmad bādshāh_ || _Sikka zan bar sīm u zar az auj-i-mākī tā-ba māh_, “There came an order from the potent Incomparable One to Aḥmad the king to strike coin on gold and silver from the zenith of Pisces to the Moon. Date, _1170_.” Rev., as on No. 1, but date _11_.