Mints of Mughals/"Mughals" to be added - (Coinwalla editition)

For several this format may be needed: Faiz Hisar, Gooty, modern-day Gooty, India (1782-1799)

Hello, there is a large list of mints during the Mughal Empire that I did not find on Numista. 

check pages 39-54 of https://ia801707.us.archive.org for all mints

Monghyr, Munger, modern day Munger, India

Mohur - Mir Kasim Ali Khan (Shah Alam II; Monghyr) 

Panhala Fort mint

https://www.classicalnumismaticgallery.com/viewlot.aspx?itemid=8332&auctionid=24&lotno=310 

Chanda mint

1 Rupee - Raghuji II (Chanda) - Maratha Empire

Fathabad Dharur mint

Hyderabad, Princely state of • 1 Rupee - Nizam Ali Khan Asaf Jah II (Fathabad Dharur)

Qamarnagar, Kurnool, modern day Kurnool, India

Hyderabad, Princely state of • 1 Rupee - Himayat Khan (Qamarnagar)

Torgal Fort mint

Maratha Empire • Rupee - Senakhaskhel Shinde Torgalkar family[Kolhapur Chhatrapatis] (Torgal)

Kagal mint

Rupee - Farukkhsiyar [Tarabai] (Raibagh Kagal)

Raibag mint

Rupee - Farukkhsiyar [Tarabai] (Raibagh Kagal)

Bhudargad Fort mint

1 Rupee - Farrukhsiyar (Bhudargad) 

Sironj mint

1 Rupee - Ahmad Shah Bahadur (Sironj) 

Kora mint

1 Rupee - Shah Alam II (Kora Mint) 

Jagannathpur, Kakinada, modern day Kakinada

1 Rupee - Alamgir II (Jagannathpur) 

Malvan mint

Rupee - Farukkhsiyar [Tarabai] (Malwan) 
 

Kolhapur mint

Rupee - Farukkhsiyar [Tarabai] (Kolhapur Sarkar Raibagh) 
 

Sangameshwar mint

Rupee - Kanoji Angre (Sangameshwar) 

 Chakan mint

1 Rupee - Shah alam II [Peshwas] (Chakan) 
 

Sawantwadi mint

1 Paisa - Khem Sawant Bhonsle III (Sawantwadi) ND (1755-1803)

Gokalgarh mint

Mughal Empire • 1 Rupee - Shah Alam II (Gokulgarh)

Akbarabad mint (add the name “Akbarabad” to): Agra, India

Daulatabad mint (add location to existing mint):Daulatabad, India

Aurangabad mint

Aurangabad Mint of Mughal Empire

 Cuttack mint

1 Rupee - Muhammad Shah (Katak) - Mughal Empire
 

Jitpur mint

page 30 of  https://ia801707.us.archive.org

baramati mint

Maratha Empire • 1 Rupee - Chhatrapatis of Satara (Baramati) 

Tarpatri mint

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=3334297 

Bahadurnagar mint

A unique set- Bahadurgarh mint

Nusratabad  mint

Nusratabad Mint Archives

Zafarabad mint

www.worldofcoins.eu › forum › indexAurangzeb rupee, Zafarabad , Ry 50 / AH 1118, KM# 300.93

Udgir (Daru-l-zafar Qila) mint

Udgir Mint - Coins of India

Sikakul mint

www.worldofcoins.eu › forum › indexFarrukhsiyar, Rupee. Mint: Sikakul AH (11)30 RY 7

Purenda mint

Purenda Mint - Coins of India

Poonamali mint

Mughal Aurangzeb Poonamali Mint AH 1111 RY 46 KM 

Phonda mint

Auction Coin Details

Nusratgadh /ginjee mint

Coins of India

Nasirabad mint

www.classicalnumismaticgallery.com › currentviewClassical Numismatic Gallery

Kanji mint
https://www.zeno.ru/showgallery.php?cat=3785 

Islamnagar mint

www.classicalnumismaticgallery.com › currentviewClassical Numismatic Gallery

Saimur mint

Silver Rupee of Akbar of Saimur Mint. | Auction 03

Sarhind mint

1 Rupee - Aurangzeb (Sarhind)

Kolar, India

1 Fanam - Muhammad Shah (Kolar) 

Macchlīpatan/chinapattan (Masulipatam)

www.worldofcoins.eu › forum › indexKindly Identify this Copper Coin - worldofcoins.eu also a British mint 

Dariba Kotri Mint

1 Dam - Shah Jahan (Dariba Kotri) 
 

Udaipūr

Different names used under different times

• Urdū (the Imperial Camp)
  • Urdū Z̤afar Qarīn (the Camp associated with Victory)
  • Urdū dar rāh i Dakhan (the Camp on the road to the Deccan)

1 Rupee - Akbar (Urdu Zafar Qarin) 

Tibet-i-Kalan (Ladakh)

also operated later as ladakh mint

www.ngccoin.com › price-guide › worldIndia-Princely States LADAKH Ja'u KM 7.3 Prices & Values | NGC

Jūnāgarh  - Junagagh, India

1 Rupee - Aurangzeb (Junagadh) 

Khambāyat - Cambay, india

½ Rupee - Muhammad Shah (Khambayat) 

Gulkanda (Golconda)

1 Rupee - Shah Jahan (Gulkanda) 
 

Imtiyazgarh — Adoni, India
 https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces65584.html

Advani — Thatta, Pakistan
1 Rupee - Akbar (Tatta) 

Ahmednagar (Maharashtra, India)

https://en.numista.com/482140

Ahsansabad  &  Kankurti — Kalaburagi , India>>>>>>>>>>>(just add new names to Gulbarga)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/piece392780.html . 1 Rupee - Muhammad Shah (Kankurti) - Mughal Empire

Salimabad — Ajmer, India

1 Dam - Akbar (Ajmer) 

Akbarnagar— Rajmahal, India (Rajmahal is the modern urban reference)
1 Rupee - Shah Jahan (Akbarnagar) 

Akbarpur(near Tanda) — Akbarpur, India

Akbarpur Tanda

Akhtarnagar — Awadh region 
https://en.numista.com/87742

Alamgirpur — Vidisha, India.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>(add name to Bhilsa, modern-day Vidisha, India (1628-1886)
 

Alamgirnagar — Cooch Behar, India
 https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=328883 

Alinagar — Kolkata (historic)

Alinagar (Kalkatta)

Ilahabad — Prayagraj, India (formerly Allahabad)
1 Dam - Akbar (Allahabad) 

Bairata, Viratnagar, modern-day Viratnagar, India

1 Dam - Jahangir (Bairata) 

Alwar (Rajasthan, India)
1 Paisa - Sher Shah Suri (Alwar) 
 

Dam - Akbar (Bairata) - Mughal Empire – Numista

Anhirwala Pattan — Patan, India

1 Rupee - Shah Jahan (Pattan Deo (Somnath)) 

Anola / Anwala — Aonla, India
http://psindiancoins.com/unzipped/Moghul%20Contemp/North%20West/Durranis/AllAhmad.htm#Silver5 

Asadnagar — Akluj, India
http://psindiancoins.com/unzipped/Moghul/MuhammadShah/AllMSAsad.htm 
 

Sholāpūr - Solapur, India

1 Rupee - Aurangzeb (Sholapur) 
 

Asafabad — Bareilly, India>>>>>>>>> add new name to Bareli, modern-day Bareilly, India
 

Asirgarh Fort mint

 http://psindiancoins.com/unzipped/Moghul/Akbar/AllAsir.htm  

Atak — Attock, Pakistan
1 Rupee - Taimur Shah (Attock) 

Aurangabad (Khujista Buniyad) — Aurangabad, Maharashtra
1⁄32 Rupee - Mohammad Shah (Khujista Bunyad) 

Ausa (Maharashtra, India)

Ausa 

https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/archive/ONS_094-095.pdf *(page 5 also mentioned possibly as farrukhnagar)

Abdullanagar — Pihani, India

http://psindiancoins.com/unzipped/Moghul%20Contemp/Central%20India/Rohilkhand/AllAbdul.htm 

Amer/ Amber — Amer (Jaipur), India
1 Rupee - Muhammad Shah (Jaipur) 
 

Amirkot — Umarkot, Pakistan
https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=196287 

Anupnagar — Kasganj, India
 http://psindiancoins.com/unzipped/Moghul%20Contemp/North%20East%201/Awadh/AllAnupKasg.htm 

Anupnagar Shahabad — Farrukhabad, India
 http://psindiancoins.com/unzipped/Moghul%20Contemp/North%20East%201/Awadh/AllAnupShah.htm 

Aurangnagar (Mulher) — Mulher, Maharashtra>>>>>>add new name to Mulher, India
 

Azamnagar Shahpur Peth — Shahpur Peth (Belgaum/Hubli region) — modern articles generally under Belgaum area
 Belgaum-Shahpur (Azamnagar)

[Sources:
a. pages 15-16 of `South Asian Coins and Paper Money', Indian Edition

b.https://ia801707.us.archive.org/28/items/in.ernet.dli.2015.71259/2015.71259.Mint-Towns-Of-The-Mughal-Emperors-Of-India.pdf 

c. Mint Places of Mughals & Others in the Names of Mughals]

d.https://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/upload/quantgeek/catalogueofcoins02lahouoft.pdf 

https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/jons/author-index/ 

f.http://psindiancoins.com/ ;

@maneeshks how is the list

@tdziemia this is now a mostly complete list which can be started, regards

Coinwalla

@maneeshks how is the list

I am not sure how the list is, but your effort is laudable, which is apparent from the list and the links you have posted.

Your list has 27 references to mints starting with the alphabet A (Mints of the Mughals to be added - alphabetically ‘A’), which is where I had restricted my first lot hoping for a positive response from the admins.

Unfortunately, the same level of enthusiasm is missing from the personnel who have to effect this change.

Good luck, hopefully your efforts are acknowledged and necessary changes carried out by the powers to be. 

That will be beneficial for users of this platform, not just you and me as some users feel it will benefit.

Coinwalla

@maneeshks how is the list

I admire your enthusiasm and perseverance Arnab. 

Unfortunately, I cannot emulate it. I am old, cynical and easily distracted by more achievable results 🙂

So I wish you the very best and hope there are some sane elements in the powers that be on this platform that understand that contributions to improving the database is something that helps all members, not only the ones suggesting the improvement. 

Anybody who does not understand the importance of the Mughal empire and its mints to coins of the Indian sub-continent does not appreciate their influence over 3 centuries.

@tdziemia this is now a mostly complete list which can be started, regards