'Fanam' was a type of coin used in medieval India.
In medieval India, the term 'Fanam' was referred to as
Asked in GKAMT TDO 05 2024 2110 2024 · Topic: Delhi Sultanate: Administration (Fiscal and Economic Policies (Currency System, Market Controls, Price Regulation))
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