Stanley Lane-Poole Knihy

Exploring the historical landscape of South Asia from 712 to 1765, this book delves into the significant invasions and dynasties that shaped the region. It examines the Arab incursions, the rise of the Turks in Delhi, and the establishment of the Mughal Empire, highlighting key figures like Mahmud of Ghazni and Akbar. The narrative also addresses the complexities of governance, cultural exchange, and the eventual decline of Mughal power, emphasizing the interplay between various empires and the resurgence of Hindu influence in the later years.

Exploring the intricate world of coinage, this book delves into the historical context and significance of Moghul coins, detailing various eras and the evolution of mint cities. It highlights unique aspects such as inscriptions, titles, and weights, alongside the fascinating imagery found on zodiacal coins. The work also examines presentation money, copper coinage, and the local coinage of the East India Company, providing a comprehensive overview of the region's numismatic history and its cultural implications.