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MEDIEVAL INDIA, Hindu Kings of Kashmir (Utpala Dynasty), Partha Varman (c. 906–921 & 934–935 CE), Copper Dinar, 6.05g, 19.86mm.
Obv: Stylized deity Goddess Lakshmi seated facing cross-legged in the characteristic Kashmir post-Kushan fashion, holding a stylized lotus / cornucopia, with the bold early Sharada legend “PA RTHA” inscribed in the field to the right.
Rev: Highly stylized figure of the King standing facing left, sacrificing over a small fire altar with his lowered right hand, with the continuation of the ruler's name in Sharada script “VA MMA” (Varma) placed below his left arm / right field.