The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c31.46

v1.c31.46

There is no reason to question the almost unanimous opinion of numismatists that Azes I was succeeded by Azilises; but there was certainly a period in which these two kings were associated in the government. On some coins which they issue conjointly both bear the imperial style, ‘Great King of Kings’; but Azes I, as the elder, occupies the place of honour on the *obverse* with its Greek legend (B.M. Cat., p. 173, Pl. XXXII, 9).