Hello!
This thread is about expanding Afghanistan a bit… this is what I am thinking:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1L1evKPl9qgr_ufTH9Kr4EDKFT8Eidvjy9nux2nsSwzQ/edit?usp=sharing
Afghanistan
----- Afghanistan
----- Afghan states
---------- Afghan cities
--------------- Badakhshan, City of
--------------- Balkh, City of (N#138897)
--------------- Ghaznayn, City of
--------------- Herat, City of
--------------- Hisar, City of
--------------- Jalalabad, City of (N#138420)
--------------- Kabul, City of (N#147595)
--------------- Khanabad, City of
--------------- Nimruz, City of
--------------- Peshawar, City of
--------------- Qandahar, City of (N#146994)
--------------- Qunduz, City of
--------------- Sar-i Pul, City of
--------------- Shaburghan, City of
--------------- Taliqan, City of
--------------- Tashqurghan, City of
--------------- Uncertain Afgan city
---------- Herat (N#166144)
---------- Kashmir Valley (N#278131)
---------- Qandahar, Principality of (N#228804)
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So the Afghan cities encompasses all “civic copper” issues from Afghanistan. All those cities issued civic coppers at some point; those which issued non-civic coppers include Herat, Qandahar, and Peshawar.
Around a certain time, there were three co-existing principalities in Afghanistan--Herat, Qandahar, and Kabul. Kabul is basically Afghanistan proper; the other two were separate. The Principality of Qandahar had issued some of its own coins, so it is on the list. The Principality of Herat also had its own coins; however, they also had a few coins after dissolving and becoming a province (hence why no title is listed for Herat).
And the Kashmir Valley includes local coins from Afghan rule under three different rulers, between 1807 and 1819 (Qaisar Shah, Ata Muhammad Bamizai Khan, and Muhammad A'zim).
And thoughts or comments welcomed, of course. :)
