Copper Kakani of Ganapati Naga(c. 3rd Cen. AD) of Nagas Dynasty from Padmavati Bull Type

Description

Nagas of Padmavati, Ganapatinaga (c. 3rd Cen. AD), Copper Kakani, Obv: a humped bull facing left, Rev: brahmi legend “maharaja sri gane", 0.64 Gms, (W. Pieper # 1057), Extremely Fine.

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Discover this exceptional copper Kakani from the Nagas of Padmavati, minted during the 3rd century AD under the reign of Ganapati Naga. This historically significant coin showcases the iconic humped bull facing left on its obverse, with the reverse bearing the Brahmi legend "maharaja sri gane," authenticating its royal provenance. Weighing just 0.64 grams, this copper denomination represents an important chapter in ancient Indian numismatics. The coin achieves Extremely Fine condition, displaying remarkable preservation for over 1,800 years. Catalogued as W. Pieper #1057, this piece exemplifies the artistry and political symbolism of the Naga dynasty, a lesser-known but culturally significant ancient Indian kingdom. Collectors of ancient Indian coins will recognize the rarity and historical importance of Naga coinage. The bull motif reflects the dynasty's reverence for sacred symbolism, while the royal inscriptions confirm authentic royal minting. This is an ideal addition for numismatists focusing on pre-Gupta dynasties or anyone seeking authentic ancient Indian artifacts with documented provenance.