Why are the coins and inscriptions important for the study of medieval period?
Answer:
Answer by Student
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Coins and inscriptions
are important for the study of medieval period because they
provide valuable information
about the rulers, their kingdoms, their religions, their achievements, and their trade relations.
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Coins and inscriptions are also important because they
help us to date the events and chronicle the history of medieval period.
- Coins and inscriptions are also important because they reflect the art, culture, language, and script of medieval period.
Detailed Answer by Teachoo
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Coins
and
inscriptions
are important
archaeological sources
for the study of medieval period.
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Coins and inscriptions provide valuable information about the
rulers
, their
kingdoms
, their
religions
, their
achievements
, and their
trade relations
.
- For example, coins issued by the Mughal emperors show their names, titles, religious beliefs, and mint places.
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For example, inscriptions engraved on stone pillars, copper plates, temples, mosques, and tombs record the grants, donations, conquests, and achievements of the rulers.
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Coins and inscriptions also help us to
date
the events and
chronicle
the history of medieval period.
- For example, coins can be dated by comparing them with other coins or historical records.
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For example, inscriptions often mention the year, month, day, and era of their issuance.
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Coins and inscriptions also reflect the
art
,
culture
,
language
, and
script
of medieval period.
- For example, coins show the artistic skills, symbols, motifs, and designs of the coin makers.
- For example, inscriptions show the linguistic diversity, literary styles, scripts, and alphabets of the medieval period.