Description
Muhammad Akbar II (1221–1252 AH / c. 1806–1837 CE), Silver Rupee, 10.90 grams, Minted at Shahjahanabad (dated AD 12(21) / AHAD), Very Fine+, Rare In AH 1221 (1806 CE), when Akbar II became emperor, the Mughal Empire had lost all real power, with British control dominant across India. The emperor ruled only in name from Delhi, and his authority was limited to ceremonial functions, while regional powers and the East India Company held actual control
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