- One and Two
Mohur coins of
British India The
Mohur is a gold coin that was
formerly minted by
several governments,
including British India and some of...
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Mohur is a
village in the
Pattukkottai taluk of
Thanjavur district,
Tamil Nadu, India. As per the 2001 census,
Mohur had a
total po****tion of 881 with...
- The Gold
Mohur Hotel (/ˈmɔːr/) is a
resort hotel on Aden, Yemen. On 29
December 1992, Al
Qaeda conducted its
first known terrorist attack in Aden, bombing...
-
Mohur, the gold coin and
Rupiya the
silver coin.
Later on, the
Mughal Emperors standardised the coin
along with
other silver (Rupiya) and gold (
Mohur)...
- rupee) 1⁄2
rupee One
rupee 5
rupees (1⁄3
mohur) 10
rupees (2⁄3
mohur) 15
rupees (
mohur) 30
rupees (2
mohur)
British gold sovereign, as an
emergency war...
-
children before beginning her
career as an author. One of her
children is
Mohur Sidhwa, who is a
candidate for
state representative in Arizona. She currently...
- A two
mohur Company gold coin,
issued in 1835, the
obverse inscribed "William IV, King"...
- 1438), one of the
Mamluk rulers of Egypt. It
originally weighed 3.45 grams.
Mohur Fragner, B. (2011). "Ašrafī". Encyclopædia Iranica. 2: 797–798. Gold Ashrafi...
- mill era of Mumbai, some key
mills like
Bombay Dyeing (Spring Mills), Gold
Mohur Mills,
Kohinoor Mills, Ruby
Mills and Tata
Mills were
located in Dadar....
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Britain for
Queen Victoria's
Golden Jubilee in 1887 to
present her with a
mohur, a gold coin that has been
minted as a
token of
appreciation from British-ruled...
