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C. L. Stulpnagel— Goins of Ghias-ud-din. 
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6. Coins of GJiids-ud-din and Mu’az-ud-din-lin-Sdm.—By Dk. C. L. 
Stulpstagee, Professor, Government College, Lahore. 
(Abstract.) 
This paper begins with a brief historical notice of Ghias-ud-din of Ghor 
and his younger brother Mu’az-ud-din, the first Pathan king of Delhi. It 
then describes eight silver coins, bearing the joint names of those two 
rulers. One of them, dated 597, closely resembles No. 1, PI. I, in Thomas’ 
Pathan Kings of Delhi, differing only in bearing the date on the Obverse. 
Two others, dated 596, resemble No. 35, PI. XX, in Wilson s Ariana 
Antigua. The remaining five coins have never, before been described and 
are quite of a new type. They are binominal; weight 75-77 grains. The 
area on either side is a square composed of double lines, with the inscrip¬ 
tion arranged in five lines. The enclosing margin, in four sections, is 
bounded by double circles. They are dated 596, 597 and 598 A. II. 
None contains the place of mintage. 
This paper will be published in the Journal, Part I. 
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