The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c36.47
The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c36.47
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Satraps:—(1) at Pushkalāvatī—Zeionises (p. 582, n. 1); (2) in the region of Takshaçilā—Liaka Kusūlaka (contemporary with Maues) and his son Pātika who appears as great satrap c. 30 B.C. (the supposed date of the Lion Capital of Mathurā) (p. 575); (3) at Mathurā—Hagāmasha and Hagāna (p. 527), Rañjubula (supposed dates—satrap c. 50 B.C., great satrap c. 30 B.C.), Çoḍāsa (supposed date as satrap c. 30 B.C.) great satrap in 16 B.C. (pp. 575–6).