Dhanga

Dhanga is an ancient Indian currency used primarily during the medieval period, especially under the Mewar and Chandana kingdoms. It was a silver coin, valued for its consistent weight and purity, serving as a standard medium of exchange. The dhanga often bore inscriptions and symbols reflecting its origin and authority, and it facilitated trade and economic activity across regions. As a coin, it played a vital role in the monetary system, helping merchants and governments manage transactions and taxation in their respective eras.