- mudrā,
which in turn
comes from mudraṇam,
which also
means "seal". Gold
mohurs issued by the
Mughal Empire, the
British East
India Company or the British...
- 'Victoria Empress'. Gold
mohurs with the new
obverse legend were
issued between 1877 and 1891. The
mintage of
these mohurs for any
given date is relatively...
-
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...
- A two
mohur Company gold coin,
issued in 1835, the
obverse inscribed "William IIII, King"...
-
Madras fanam until 1815. All
three Presidencies issued gold
mohurs and
fractions of
mohurs including 1⁄16, 1⁄2, 1⁄4 in Bengal, 1⁄15 (a gold rupee) and...
- 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...
- India,
Rajesh Mohur, to work in
their household. He and
Acutis became friends. In time,
after speaking with
Acutis about Christianity,
Mohur asked to be...
-
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)...
- (1761–1782), who
added pagodas with
Persian legends, plus a few very rare gold
mohurs and
silver rupees,
always in the name of the
Mughal emperor Shah Alam II...
- One
Mohur depicting Queen Victoria (1862)...
