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In earlier `pagodas`, the obverse retained the word `He` which was the initial of Haider. The mint and date were etched on the reverse side of the coins. Some of the `pagodas` which were issued probably from Srirangapatan, contained `Ho Al-sultan al-adil` meaning `he is the Sultan, the just) on the reverse of the coin. On the `pagodas` struck after the Mauludi year 1215, the name of the coin also occurred with the mint and date on one side. The other side contained `Muhammad ho Al-sultan Al-waheed al-adil (Muhammad, He is the Sultan, the Unique, the Just). Similarly, the other coins also did not bear his name. The copper coins portrayed the elephant, introduced by Haider, on one side of the coin and the date and the mint name on the other side of the coin. After the demise of Tipu Sultan, with the capture of Srirangapatan, Mysore state was restored to Krishnaraja Wodeyar in 1799. The gold coins issued then were the `pagodas`, half `pagodas` and `fanams` and they followed the Vijayanagar type that showed Hara Gauri on the obverse side of the coin and the name of the king `Sri Krishnaraja` in Nagari on the obverse side of the coin. The silver rupee and its frictions were issued in the Mughal tradition and they bore the name of Shah Alam II on the obverse and the name of the mint Mahisur on the reverse side of the coin. In addition to these coins, smaller fractions of the rupee were issued with the figure of Chamunda who is the tutelary goddess of Krishnaraja`s family. The quarter rupee of this type bore the name of the Raja, date and the name of the mint in Persian. Other smaller coins produce the value and the word `mayili` in Kannada. The early copper coins of Krishnaraja had the lion, the sun and the moon on the obverse side of he coin and the name of the ruler in Nagari on the flip side of the coin. Later, the copper coins maintained the elephant on the obverse and added to it the word Sri or Sri Chamundi. The reverse side of the coins had the inscriptions in English and Kannada, showing the words `Mayili Kasu` and the value. The earlier coins were struck at Mysore. Later from 1833 they were minted at Bangalore. In 1843, the coinage of Mysore came to an end. Guarantee
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