Which of the following dynasties minted the "Dehliwal" coins in Delhi?
The Tomaras
The Dehliwal (or Delhiwal) coins were billon (silver-copper alloy) coins originally issued by the Tomara dynasty, who ruled Delhi (Dhillika) in the 8th–12th centuries and are credited with founding the city.
These coins typically carried a horseman on one side and a humped bull on the other, and they continued to circulate (with modifications) under the Chauhans and even early Delhi Sultanate rulers. The Gahadavalas, Khaljis and Lodis did not originate the Dehliwal coinage.
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