Indische Palaographie von circa 350 a. Chr. – circa 1300 p. Chr. c26.1
Indische Paläographie von circa 350 a. Chr. – circa 1300 p. Chr. c26.1
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and Sapardalaksān' (perhaps = Rajputana; C.NChr. 1894, p. 292). The coins of *Shāhi Tigin*, which are closely connected with those of Vāsudeva and with the particular issue of Khusru II mentioned above, by the use of the same reverse-type, supposed to represent the sun-god of Multan (C.ASR. V, p. 123), also bear the title "King of India and Persia" (Nāgarī: *Hitivi ca Airān ca parameśvara*) = "King of the Panjab and Khorasan" (Sassanian Pahlavi: *Takān Khorasān Malkā*; C.NChr. 1894. p. 291). The attribution and interpretation of other coins belonging to this Indo-Persian class (e. g. C. op. cit. Pl. XII, 5—8) are less certain; but it seems probable that they belong to the same region and period as the others.