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Sikh Chieftaincies in the East,&nbsp;Dehra Raja&nbsp;Mint, Copper Paisa (Falus), AH 12XX/(3)6 RY,&nbsp;In the name of Shah Alam&nbsp;II, Obv: Persian legend &ldquo;falus&nbsp;Shah Alam Shahi&rdquo;, with flag&nbsp;symbol,&nbsp;Rev: Persian legend zarb Dehra&nbsp;with sana 36 regnal year, 16.79g, 23.58mm,&nbsp;about fine, Rare.

Note: The mint-name &#39;Dehra&nbsp;Raja&#39; is most plausibly identified with present&nbsp;Dehradun, which was an important pilgrimage centre for the Udasi branch&nbsp;of&nbsp;the Sikhs. It became a part&nbsp;of&nbsp;Rohilla territories belonging to Najeeb Khan after the battle&nbsp;of&nbsp;Panipat in 1761. After Najeeb Khan&#39;s death in 1770, the area was run over by a number&nbsp;of&nbsp;Rajput and Sikh warlords, until in early 1800s,&nbsp;&nbsp;It is likely that the flag symbol identifies the issue with the &#39;Jhanda (flag) Festival&#39; held at&nbsp;Dehra&nbsp;in honour&nbsp;of&nbsp;the Udasi Guru, Ram Das.

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