Nripendra Narayana

Nripendra Narayana


Nripendranarayana

Among the all later rulers, Nripendranarayana is regarded as the architect of modern Coochbehar. He had initiated various plan and projects for the all-round development of the kingdom. He married Suniti devi, daughter of Brahma reformer Keshab Chandra Sen. Both the Maharaja and Maharani were great patron of modern learning.


Rules


  • AD 1863-1911

Nijobihar 354

Usage Year 1863-7. 80x60 mm. Oval shaped hand drawn stamp design in black. Lion, Sword & Scale at centre. ‘ Yato Dharma tato Jayo’ at top, ‘Keta Bandi’ at bottom, Year 354 at right & ‘NIJBEHAR’ at left in stamp in Bengali, value incorporated in design

Denomination: Eight Anna; Thin wove paper, no watermark



Denomination: Eight Anna; Thin Wove Paper, watermark John Miller Extra Super Glasgow 1860



Denomination: Eight Anna; Thin Wove Paper, watermark Inverted John Miller Extra Super Glasgow 1860



Denomination: One Rupee; Thin Horizontal laid paper, Water Mark : John Miller Glasgow 1863 Manufactured by : THOMAS Brother,London



Denomination: One Rupee; Thin Horizontal laid paper, Water Mark : Seated Britannia Manufactured by : THOMAS Brother,London



Denomination: One Rupee; Thin Horizontal laid paper, Water Mark : Seated Britannia Reverse Manufactured by : THOMAS Brother,London



Denomination: One Rupee; Thin Horizontal laid paper, watermark WP



Denomination: Two Rupee; Thin Horizontal laid paper, Watermark Seated Britannia



Denomination: Two Rupee; Thin Horizontal laid paper, No watermark



Denomination: Four Rupee; Thin wove paper, No watermark

Nijobihar 357

Usage Year 1866-1871. 80x60 mm oval, but minor change in design in black, smaller Bengali letters, year 357

Denomination: Four Anna; Small gap between 1st group & 2nd group of value letters



Denomination: Four Anna; No gap between 1st group & 2nd group of value letters



Denomination: Eight Anna; Bengali value reads 'Att' Anna



Denomination: One Rupee;



Denomination: Two Rupee;



Denomination: Four Rupee



Nijobihar 363

1873 As JLT 7 but larger i.e. 82x61 mm oval, change in ornamental & central design in black, Monkey, Sword & Scale at centre, larger Bengali letters, year 363 in Wmk

Denomination: Four Anna; Wove paper, no watermark



Denomination: Eight Anna; Wove paper, no watermark



Denomination: One Rupee; Wove paper, no watermark



Denomination: Two Rupee; Wove paper, no watermark

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