The Coinage of the Gupta Empire and its Imitations c22.29

c22.29

Imitations, Ancient, of Gupta gold coins, 343-6; their attribution, 334-5. Indianisation of types, 15-16; 42-3; 53; 57. Jayachand's Mahal, 307. Jayagupta, 11; 322. Jayanāga Prakāṇḍayaśas, 330-2; clay mould of his coins, 332-3. Jaunpur hoard, 309. Jessore hoard, 356; silver coins in it, 356. Jhusi hoard, 310. Jivitagupta, a Later Gupta king, 10. Kācha, king, 3; 21; his coin-type, 21; 78; 87; his identity, 78-87; same as Samudragupta (?), 79-81; different from Samudragupta (?) 81-2; same as Rāmagupta (?), 84-6; different from both (?) 87; chronological position further explained, 357. Kalighat hoard, 306. Kāñchī, 3. Kaneshko, 31; 37. Kārtikeya type, see Appendix IV. Kasarva hoard, 308. Khairital hoard, 213-5. King-and-Queen type, see Appendix IV. King-and-Queen-on-couch type, see Appendix IV. King-and-two-Queens type, not issued by Kumāragupta I, 207; issued by Samāchāradeva, 327-8. Kotwa hoard, 307. Kramāditya, *biruda* of Skandagupta, 123; 244; of Ghaṭotkacha-gupta, 248; of Virasena, 324. Kṛiṣhṇagupta, 10. Kṛiṣhṇarāja, a Kalachūri king, 253. Kṛiṣhṇagupta, a Later Gupta king, 319. Kshatrapa silver coinage, 151. Kumāradevī, queen of Chandragupta I, 27. Kushāṇas, 4.