The Coinage of the Gupta Empire and its Imitations c22.2

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Ādityasena, a Later Gupta king, 334. Agathocles, 28; 35. Ahirbudhnyasaṃhitā, 147-8. Alloys in Gupta gold coins, 241-2. Apratigha type, see Appendix IV. Archer type, see Appendix IV. Ashmolean Museum, coins given to, 306; 314. Aśvamedha sacrifice of Samudragupta, 61 ff. —sacrifice of Kumāragupta I, 5; 202 ff. Bālāditya, see under Narasiṃhagupta. Balia hoard, 308. Bamnala hoard, 356. Banka find, 310. Basti hoard, 307-8. Battle-axe type, see Appendix IV. Bayana hoard, its contents, 310-16. Bhānugupta, king, 9-10; 267. Bhadra, coins of, mistaken for those of Chandragupta II, 18. Bharsar hoard, 306. Bhīmarāja or Bhīmasena, king, 318. Bhitari seal, 262. Bodleian collection, 249; 341. Budhagupta, king, 9; 267; his coinage mistaken for that of Purugupta, 275; coinage described, 277. Chandra, king, of Eastern Chālukya dynasty, 215. Chandra, king, of Mehrauli pillar inscription, 161. Chandragupta I, extent of his kingdom, 2; marries Kumāradevī, 2; his coin type, 26-8; 32-3; his coin legend, 27; 33; Chhatra type not issued by him, 127; nor the Standard type, 19; his coins in different museums, 26; their findspots, 27.