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5 Rupees, Sri Lanka, 1974 Portuguese India The emblem of the Kingdom

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The emblem of the Kingdom of Laos

The obverse of the coin carries a trishul (trident) in the middle

While strictly not an Indian coin

and wisdom

representing Ireland

5 Rupees, Sri Lanka, 1974 Portuguese India The emblem of the Kingdom5 Rupee banknote of Sri Lanka, issued in 1974 shortly after the country's name was changed from Ceylon to Sri Lanka. The obverse features King Parakkrama, or Parakrambahu I (1153 1186 AD), who unified Sri Lanka under a single kingdom after a long period of division. He is known for building a number of irrigation works, as well his patronage of Buddhism. The name Parakrambahu was adopted by many other subsequent rulers of Sri Lanka. The reverse

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