Note: Mughith ud-din Yuzbak, also known as Malik Ikhtiyar ud-din Yuzbak, rose from humble beginnings as a slave in Iltutmish's household to hold key positions, including Amir-i-Akhur under Sultana Razia and later governor of Tabarhindah under Sultan Ala ud-din Mas’ud. Despite his frequent rebellions, he was repeatedly pardoned due to Ulugh Khan-i-Mu’azzam’s influence, eventually becoming Sultan Ghiyath ud-din Balban. Transferred to Lakhnauti, Yuzbak declared independence, adopting the title of Sultan and the kuniyat Abu’l Muzzafar.

This rare coin, with almost fully readable marginal legends and remarkable striking quality, serves as crucial evidence of his brief tenure as an autonomous ruler. A significant piece for understanding the numismatic legacy of a defiant figure in Delhi Sultanate history.

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