Difference between revisions of "Afghanistan"

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* [[Sikh Empire AH 1246 falus]], Peshawar mint, struck in the name of Taimur Shah
 
* [[Sikh Empire AH 1246 falus]], Peshawar mint, struck in the name of Taimur Shah
 
* [[Afghanistan AH 1253 rupee KM-168|AH 1253 (1837) rupee, Ahmadshahi (Qandahar) mint, Kohandil Khan]]  
 
* [[Afghanistan AH 1253 rupee KM-168|AH 1253 (1837) rupee, Ahmadshahi (Qandahar) mint, Kohandil Khan]]  
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* [[Afghanistan AH 1255 1/2 rupee|AH 1255 (1839) half rupee, Ahmadshahi (Qandahar) mint, Shah Shujah]]
 
* [[Afghanistan AH 1255 rupee KM-173|AH 1255 (1839) rupee, Ahmadshahi (Qandahar) mint, Shah Shujah]]  
 
* [[Afghanistan AH 1255 rupee KM-173|AH 1255 (1839) rupee, Ahmadshahi (Qandahar) mint, Shah Shujah]]  
 
* [[Afghanistan AH 1255 rupee KM-483|AH 1255 (1839) rupee, Kabul mint, Shah Shujah]]  
 
* [[Afghanistan AH 1255 rupee KM-483|AH 1255 (1839) rupee, Kabul mint, Shah Shujah]]  

Revision as of 20:16, 22 June 2026

Early Islamic Empires

Samanids

Ghaznavids/Seljuqs

Timurids

Safavid Dynasty

Hotaks

Mughal Empire

Durrani

Kingdom (1880-1973 AD)

modern Afghanistan - courtesy of globalsecurity.org

pre-decimal coinage

half rupees

rupees

two and 2½ rupees

amanis (10 rupees) and tillas

decimal coinage

pul

afghanis

grams (gold)

Republic (1973-78)

Democratic Republic (1979-92)