India, Awadh
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Awadh was annexed by the British in 1856 and its capital, Lucknow, was made the capital of the United Provinces. Lucknow later became a center of the Indian Mutiny.
silver issues
- Farrukhabad AH 1189/17 rupee
- Awadh AH 1262 1/8 rupee
- AH 1271(9) 1/8 rupee
- (AH 1238)/4 quarter rupee
- Awadh AH 1267(5) 1/4 rupee
- Awadh AH 1240(6) 1/2 rupee
- Awadh AH 1189(17) rupee KM-26.1 Asafnagar mint
- Awadh AH 1198(25) rupee KM-116.2
- AH 1216(26) (1802) rupee, Allahabad mint, struck by the British
- AH 1232(26) (1816) rupee, Shah Alam II
- AH 1233(26) (1818) rupee
- Awadh AH 1235(1) rupee
- AH 1242(8) (1826) rupee, Ghazi ud-Din Haidar
- AH 1243(1) (1827) rupee, Nasir ud-Din Haidar
- AH 1248(5) (1831) rupee, Nasir ud-Din Haidar
- Awadh AH 1253(1) rupee KM-315
- AH 1258(1) (1842) rupee, Amjad Ali Shah
- Awadh AH 1259(2) rupee
- Awadh AH 1260(2) rupee
- Awadh AH 1261(3) rupee
- AH 1265(2) (1849) rupee, Lucknow mint
- AH 1267(5) (1851) rupee, Lucknow mint
- AH 1270(7) (1853) rupee, Lucknow mint
- Awadh AH 1272(9) rupee, Lucknow mint
gold issues
- AH 1206(32) mohur = 1791
- AH 1225(26) mohur = 1810
- Awadh AH 1234(26) mohur Fr-1005
- Awadh AH 1234(5) mohur Fr-1009 = ashrafi
- Awadh AH 1235(1) mohur Fr-1009
- Awadh AH 1236(2) mohur Fr-1009
- Awadh AH 1237(3) mohur Fr-1009
- AH 1243(1) mohur, Nasir ud-Din Haidar
- AH 1244(2) mohur, Nasir ud-Din Haidar
- AH 1253(10) ashrafi, Nasir al-Din Haidar
- Awadh AH 1271 1/4 ashrafi Fr-1025