Dynasty / Name of State | : | Partabgarh |
Ruler / Authority | : | Udaya Singh |
Denomination | : | 1/8 Rupee |
Metal | : | Silver |
Weight (gm) | : | 1.36 |
Shape | : | Round |
Calendar System | : | AH (Anno Hijri) |
Issued Year | : | 1236 |
Minting Technique | : | Die Struck |
Partabgarh or Pratabgarh princely state was situated in the south of Rajputana with an area of 886 square miles. In 1425, the state was established as Kanthal state and later was renamed after its capital city Pratapgarh. Geographically, it was bounded on the north and the north-west by Udaipur, on the west and south-west by Banswara, on the south by Ratlam ; and on the east by Jaora, Sindhia's districts of Mandasor and Nimach, and a portion of the Rampura-Bhanpura district of Indore.
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