Babur (AH 932-937 / 1526-1530 AD), Silver Shahrukhi, 4.70g, Lakhnur Mint, AH 936, Obv: Kalima within cartouche, Rev: Ruler name and titles within two knotted dividers in the middle of central cartouche, almost mint name on rev left margin. Fine+ Extremely Rare. Lakhnur or Luknur is geographically situated between Sambhal & Khairabad in Uttar Pradesh, The conflict involving Lakhnaur during the campaigns of Babur refers to a localized tactical recovery by Afghan rebels led by Mian Bibban who reoccupied Lakhnaur in 1527 AD, while Babur was heavily preoccupied confronting Rana Sanga. After Babur dispatched forces and assigned loyal commanders, including Ali Khan Farmuli, to subdue the rebellious Afghan elements and recapture territories like Lakhnaur and surrounding tracts. Coins struck from this specific mint are considered very rare, these specimens belong to his characteristic 'Badshah Ghazi' type.