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¹ *Catal. Coins I. M.*, vol. i, p. 209; Rapson, *Catal. of Coins of the Andhra Dynasty, &c.* (1908), pp. 30–3. Rapson is inclined to assign an earlier date to these coins. D. R. Bhandarkar (‘Dekkan of the Sātavāhana Period’, *Ind. Ant.*, xlvii (1918), p. 149 ff.) states that Vāsishtīputra Pulumāyi was succeeded by his brothers Śiva-Śrī-Sātakarṇi and Srī-Chandra-Sātī in turn, and that Gautamīputra Yajña Śrī was the last prince of the dynasty. He suggests that the latter was master of Āndhradesa and Mahārāshtra and that he probably seized Kāthiāwār and Eastern Mālwā from the Kshaharāta dynasty of Ujjain as his ancestor, the Āndhra king No. 23, had done before him.