Live auction - fwo_974484 - INDIA - VIJAYANAGAR KINGDOM 1 Varaha ou pagode d'or n.d.

INDIA - VIJAYANAGAR KINGDOM 1 Varaha ou pagode d or n.d. AU

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Estimate :	450 €
Price :	380 €
Maximum bid :	390 €
End of the sale :	14 January 2025 19:30:43
bidders :	5 bidders

Type : 1 Varaha ou pagode d'or

Date: n.d.

Metal : gold

Diameter : 11,5 mm

Orientation dies : 10 h.

Weight : 3,41 g.

Edge : brute

Rarity : R1

Coments on the condition:

Exemplaire avec un bon relief et un joli brillant, bien centré des deux côtés

Catalogue references :

F.354

Obverse

Obverse legend : ANÉPIGRAPHE.

Obverse description : Deux personnages assis de face.

Reverse

Reverse legend : SRI PRATAPA HARIHARA.

Reverse description : En trois lignes.

Commentary

Le royaume de Vijayanagar a été fondé en 1336 par les deux frères Bukka et Harihara ainsi que la ville du même nom. Après la mort de Harihara I, son frère Bukkaraya a continué les conquêtes territoriales. Harihara II, dés 1377, a notamment consolidé les frontières et obtenu les ports de Goa, Chaul ou Dabhol. Sous son règne, le commerce et l'économie ont connu une importante expansion. Le royaume est situé au centre-est de l'Inde sur le golfe du Bengale (État d'Andhra Pradesh).
The kingdom of Vijayanagar was founded in 1336 by the two brothers Bukka and Harihara as well as the city of the same name. After the death of Harihara I, his brother Bukkaraya continued territorial conquests. Harihara II, from 1377, notably consolidated the borders and obtained the ports of Goa, Chaul or Dabhol. Under his rule, trade and the economy experienced a major expansion. The kingdom is located in east-central India on the Bay of Bengal (state of Andhra Pradesh)