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Ancient India : Shatamanas Bent Bar, Taxila Janapada, 600-450 BC, RARE

$ 118.8

Availability: 100 in stock
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  • Country/Region of Manufacture: India
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    Description

    Ancient India : Shatamanas Bent Bar, Taxila Janapada, 600-450 BC, RARE
    Long concave silver bar, Approx 38- 40 mm long, struck with a 6-armed Gandharan symbol on each end
    WEIGHT : 11.2 GRAMMES
    APPROX 38- 40 MM LONG
    Gandhara is mentioned in many ancient literature. The center flourished when Buddhism was at its peak. Buddhist texts like Anguttara Nikaya refer to sixteen great countries (Mahajanapadas) which flourished in the Indian sub-continent during Buddha's time; only two of them, the Gandhara and the Kamboja were located in the Uttarapatha or the north-western division.
    This theory concerning the first coins in India is quite widespread. The fascinating large bar coins were probably one of the earliest coins struck issued by Gandhara Janapada.
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