Mughal Empire, Aurangzeb Alamgir (AH 1068-1118, 1658-1707 AD), Denomination: Rupee, Composition: Silver, Weight: 11.41 grams, Diameter: 23.51 mm, Multan Mint (fully visible at bottom on rev), AH 1074, RY 6, Reference: KM # 300.63, very fine, very scarce.

Obverse: Name of Emperor and AH Date 1074

Reverse: RY Date 6 and Mint Name Multan towards bottom

“This Aurangzeb coin is an exceptionally beautiful bold strike specimen, featuring the complete Multan mint name, full royal inscription, and elegant decorative floral motifs, making it highly desirable.”

Aurangzeb Alamgir, one of the most powerful rulers of the Mughal Empire, governed a vast and wealthy realm with exceptional administrative discipline. Contrary to common misconceptions, he made several public donations and granted endowments to temples such as the Shri Chitrakoot Mandir and Ujjain’s Mahakaleshwar complex, mainly for maintenance of local services and welfare facilities. His administration included capable Hindu officials—most notably Raja Jai Singh, Raja Jaswant Singh, and Raja Todar Mal’s descendants, who continued serving in revenue and regional governance.

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