Mughal, Humayun Bahloli, Dar-Al-Mubarak Khitta Jaunpur

Ruler : Humayun
Era : (AD 1530-1556 / AH 937-947)
Dynasty : Mughal
Mint : Dar-Al-Mubarak Khitta Jaunpur
Denomination : Bahloli
Weight : 9.13 g
Diameter : 17.3 mm
Metal : Copper
Date On coin : AH  941

Obverse :
Mint name ‘Dar-Al-Mubarak Khitta Jaunpur’.

Reverse :
Al tarikh sana.

Comment :
The Yajvapala dynasty, also known as Jajapella or Jajpella, held sway over parts of central India during the 13th century CE. Their seat of power was situated in Nalapura, which is present-day Narwar in the Shivpuri district.

During the early years of the 13th century, the Yajvapalas established a kingdom in northern Madhya Pradesh, demonstrating their military prowess by successfully fending off invasions from both the Chandela dynasty and the Delhi Sultanate. However, the exact circumstances surrounding the demise of their rule remain uncertain.

It is believed that the Yajvapalas eventually succumbed to the might of the Delhi Sultanate by the close of the 13th century. Despite their eventual defeat, the Yajvapala dynasty left behind a legacy of resilience and independence in the face of formidable adversaries.