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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dltsrq, post: 8317524, member: 75482&quot;]The attribution is a general one. The Chauhans were one of the dynasties that fall into the general category of &quot;Delhi Rajas&quot;. Broadly, your coins are among the many types of bull and horseman jitals. Because the flans are narrower than the dies, specific attribution is difficult. The king&#039;s name is on the horseman side. On one coin I can read &quot;Deva&quot; but unfortunately all of the kings of this dynasty had names ending in Deva. I suspect that all of the legible coins were picked out and sold individually, probably mostly Chahada Deva (1172-1191) or Prithvi Raja Deva III (1191-1192), which would coincide with the dates you were given. Still, it&#039;s hard to go wrong with presentable 800 year old coins for $5 each![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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