Indische Palaographie von circa 350 a. Chr. – circa 1300 p. Chr. c25.s4.2

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C. op. cit. p. 262; and cp. Pl. IX, 10—15, with 11. X, 3. 4. These *repoussé* coins have been attributed to Kashmir, but this attribution depends on the identification of the Ṣāhi Khiṅgila (id. Pl. IX, 11) with Khiṅkhila Narendrāditya who is mentioned in the Rājataraṅgiṇī as a successor of Mihirakula (id. p. 265). This identification is however not certain, and the coins of Khiṅgila would seem to be older than those of Mihirakula. The Ṣāhi Jabuvlaḥ or Jabula of the *repoussé* coins is identified by C. with Toramāṇa (id. p. 253) on the evidence of the Kura inscr. of Mahārāja Toramāṇa Ṣāha Jauvla; but this designation may be simply a tribal name applicable to any member of the dynasty v. BÜHLER, EI. I, p. 239; and SMITH, JBA. 1894, p. 189.