Coins discovered from the era of Emperor Amoghavarsha

Around 1600 AD, about 800 years after Zoroastrian settlers arrived on the west coast of present-day India, a Parsi priest wrote an account of the community's landfall and how it thrived in Sanjan, Gujarat. Called Kisseh-i-Sanjan and written in the form of an epic poem, the text — in the absence of alternatives — is considered to be the only account of the early days of the Parsis in India.