Good very fine, Very rare.

Kalhanadeva, also known as Kalhadeva / Kelhadeva / Kelhanadeva was a king in the Chahmana (Chauhan) Rajpur lineage ruling from Nadol and Jalore in Western Rajasthan as vassals (Mandalikas) of the Chaulukyas of Gujarat. In 1178, he is known to have been a part of a Rajput confederacy that successfully repulsed an invasion of Muhammad Ghori in the battle of Kaydara, near Sirohi. To celebrate this victory, Kalhanadeva erected a golden Torana for a Shiva temple at Nadol. His career is known from three inscriptions and he is known to have three sons and two daughters. His coins are exceptionally rare in the 'bull and horseman' series, with less than ten specimens known till date.