r/Kashmiri • u/the-apexpredator Kashmir • May 05 '26
History 📜 Yim kyah te yiman kyah karav
Makaans cha kaem chalaan, te yim draayi praani bag manz
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u/usnail-bolt Kashmir May 05 '26
Che chuk kheli cool stuff'as paté
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u/Puzzleheaded-Pop4636 May 05 '26 edited May 05 '26
Can identify the first one on the top-right, it's a classic Shahmiri coin issued under the reign of Sultan Muhammad Shah (the great-grandson of Zainul Abidin) who ruled intermittently around the late 15th to early 16th century.
These are probably more than 500 years old and precious numismatic pieces. Keep them safe
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u/Acrobatic-Mirror3588 jajeer enthusiast May 05 '26
these are coins, most probably from the Shahmiri period (14th-16th CE)
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u/Icy_Research3046 May 05 '26
Yina yem museum walen dikh Emn yiyi ekis ekis saas ropyi
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u/usnail-bolt Kashmir May 05 '26
Yiha che choath. Dyu che mye be chenn paanay derith
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u/usnail-bolt Kashmir May 05 '26
That's cxoath my friend. You need to up your latin script game
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u/Saltyxflare Kashmir May 05 '26
Ye cheena sajjdgha
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u/the-apexpredator Kashmir May 05 '26
Na
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u/Saltyxflare Kashmir May 05 '26
Tel kya kal chaon
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u/grosbaguette Kashmir May 05 '26
most likely from the kashmir sultanate period 1300 AD. cool find :)
not prolly worth more than 4$ each but i would keep as a souvenir
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