Tomara Raja?

Tomara -
"Lineage: Suryavansha (solar clan)
Original kingdom: Karnataka in south India
Colour of throne, sign and canopy: Green *Colour of horse: Yellow
Heraldic sign (Nishan): Hanuman on flagpole*
Clan goddess (Kuladaivat): Jogeshwari *
Devak (Clan object): Umbar (Ficus racemosa tree)
Guru: Parshar *
Gotra: Nikam *
Veda: Yajurveda *
Mantra: Gayatri mantra
Surnames:- Kukde, ..."


"Raja" is usually translated as "King".
So, my guess is that your coin relates to the King of the Tomara Clan, "... which formed part of the Maratha Empire which covered a major part of India in the 17th and 18th centuries."

Also: "... The Tomar or Tanwar is a northwestern India clan of the Chandravanshi Rajputs. Tomars/Tanwars claim descent from Arjuna, the hero of Indian epic Mahabharata, through his son, Abhimanyu, and grandson, Parik ...",
but there is another line of Tomars, and I'd only be guessing which one, if either, might be the one you're interested in.

Peter in Oz
and by the way, my favourite hotel in Bali is in Abhimanyu Street.

I thought that I could get away being lazy and not including pics.

The coin on the right is the one in question. The one on the left is another that I can't identify. The 2x2 that it was in was labeled Ishvaku, but I'm thinking it may be from Mysore:

This may be about as good as I can do with pics, I hope it helps.