A rare and culturally significant collectible from the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty, attributed to King Vinayaka (c. 913–933 AD), representing the iconic Adivaraha type of early medieval India. This piece features the revered Varaha (boar) motif, associated with divine power and royal authority, reflecting the religious and symbolic traditions of the period. The obverse depicts the stylized Varaha facing right, while the reverse carries remnants of a fire altar design along with a Devanagari legend reading “Srimad Adi Varaha”, highlighting its historical and cultural importance. Such issues are highly valued for their distinctive iconography, dynastic significance, and strong collector appeal, making them desirable among collectors of early medieval Indian numismatics. Specifications: • Dynasty: Gurjara-Pratiharas • Ruler: Vinayaka • Period: c. 913–933 AD • Type: Adivaraha (Varaha) • Weight: approx. 3.77 g • Size: approx. 16.13 mm A meaningful collectible representing one of the most iconic religious motifs in Indian numismatic history. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes.
