Indische Palaographie von circa 350 a. Chr. – circa 1300 p. Chr. c24.s3.1

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— The long *rev.* inscrr. regularly give the names and titles both of the reigning satrap and of his father. The data thus afforded, when taken in conjunction with the dates on the *obv.* (v. inf. § 83), make it possible to reconstruct the outlines of this dynasty with an unusual degree of precision (v. Genealogical Table in C.CMI. p. 5). An interloper, named Īśvaradatta, who takes the title *mahākṣatrapa* and strikes coins dated in the first and second years of his own reign, is probably to be placed between the fourteenth and fifteenth members of the dynasty, Vijayasena and Dāmajadaśrī III (v. inf. § 84).