The Coinage of the Gupta Empire and its Imitations c21.14

c21.14

Harigupta standing, dwarf holding umbrella over him, 320. Horse, bare, standing to l. before *Yūpa*, with penon flying over it, 63; 67-9; 202-3. Horse caparisoned, standing to right, as above, 201-2. Horse, small, on obverse, 333; 336. Horseman type of Chandragupta II, 22; its specimens in different museums, 121; its description and discussion, 121-3; three varieties of class I, Horseman to l., 123-5; two varieties of class II, Horseman to r., 126-7; a 3rd variety of class II, 344. ———— type of Kumāragupta I, general description, 174-7; each variety has a distinctive feature, 174; three varieties of class I, Horseman to l., 178-80; four varieties of class II, Horseman to r., 180-3; 5th variety of this class, 350; in copper, 353. ———— type of Skandagupta, 249. Horseman-Lion-slayer type of Prakāśāditya, 283-5. Jeveline type, 41. Jayanāga standing, l., holding bow in the l. hand and arrow in the r., 332. Kācha, standing as above, and holding *Chakradhvaja* in the l. hand and offering oblations by the r., 87. *Kalaśa* type, in copper, of Chandragupta II, 161. ———— Harigupta, 316. Kārtikeya, nimbate, standing three-fourths to l. on a platform, with spear in l. hand over the shoulder, and offering oblations on altar, 205. ———— facing, 206. King and Lakshmī type of Skandagupta, 244-7. King and Queen type of Chandragupta I, 18; 28-35. ———— type of Kumāragupta I, 212-3. ———— type of Skandagupta, 244-6. King and Queen on couch type of Chandragupta II, king offering a present to the queen, 138-140; 345-7; its legend, 345-8.