What do coins from the Mughal era depicting images of Shiva denote?

People of different belief systems lived in harmony with one another

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The rule of the Hindu kings.

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Efforts to strengthen currency value.

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The coins carried those images so that the people grew more god fearing.

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The correct option is A People of different belief systems lived in harmony with one another
The coins bearing images of Shiva would denote that a large number of people believed in Shiva and that the Mughal government honoured the beliefs of the people. It also denotes that they were religiously tolerant.

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