Medak was a local mint run during the
chaos resulting out of succession disputes in the court of the Niẕam in
the 1750s. The coins have a different couplet for Ālamgīr II, found
only on Dilshadābād and Imtiyāzgarh
mints apart from Medak, which resonates with the couplet of Aurangzeb, the
emperor's forefather and namesake. Issued under the authority of Niẕam of
Ḥyderābād.