The Coinage of the Gupta Empire and its Imitations c21.42

c21.42

Si, letter, on the Aśvamedha and Lyrist types of Samudragupta, 63, 74. —— on the reverse of the Horseman type of Chandragupta II, 359. Śiva type of Śaśāṅka, 329. Śivaliṅga, 43. Skandagupta, riding a horse to left, 250, —— standing to l. holding bow and arrow, 242-3. —— standing to l. and offering sacrifice, dwarf holding an umbrella over him, —— standing to r. before Lakshmī in his front, 246. Standard type of Chandragupta II, 19; 141-3. Standard type of Samudragupta, 19; discussion of the name, 41-2, its Indianisation, 42, its distribution in different museums, 40; seven varieties of class I, 48-51; class II, 51; class III, 52; with king facing r., a non-existing variety, 52-3. Standard type of Samudragupta, with biruda Vikrama, 44. —— of Samudragupta, its imitation by a Scythian feudatory, 45. Standard type of Chandragupta II, issued by a Kushāṇa feudatory, 143-5. Straps with medallions, 339. Sūchi, 66; 202. Swordsman type of Kumāragupta I, 183-5. Tiger-slayer type of Kumāragupta I, general description, 190-2; variety A and variety B, 193-194. Tiger-slayer type of Samudragupta, 20; not issued when a feudatory, 71; specimens in different museums, 70; general description and specimens, 71-2. Towel in queen’s hand, 67; 202. Trident type of Kumāragupta, 226-8. Tulasi-vṛindāvana, 43; 254-5. Vainyagupta, standing to l. and holding bow and arrow, 282. Vase type, see under Kalaśa type. Vedi, 63. Vishṇugupta standing to l. and holding bow and arrow, 280. Yūpa, its main features, 64-5.