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| Āndhra Kings, Purāṇa List, Pargiter, pp. 35–43, 71. | Acc. c. A. D. | Inscriptions, Lüders’s List, *Ep. Ind.*, vol. x, App. | Coins. | Kshaharāta Satraps of Mahārāshṭra. | Acc. c. A. D. | Śaka Satraps and Great Satraps of Ujjain. | Acc. c. A. D. | Remarks. | | YRS. 19. Purikasena . . 21 20. Sundara Śātakarṇi 1 21. Chakora Śātakarṇi ½ 22. Śivasvāti . . . 28 | 59 80 81 81 | ? No. 1279, Amarāvatī, *Rāja Śrī Śivamaka Sata*; but it might belong to No. 25 or 26 below. | The ‘bow and arrow’ coins of Vāśishṭhīputra Vilivāyakura [I] may belong to any one of these three kings (see Rapson, pp. 5, 6), but possibly belong to a different line (see *Ind. Ant.*, vol. xlix, 1920, pp. 30–4). The ‘bow and arrow’ coins of Māṭharīputra *Sivalakura* have been assigned to this king (Rapson, p. 7). See also No. 25. They may be the coins of a separate line. | Bhūmaka, Satrap (coins only; no inscriptions or dates). Bhūmaka’s relation to Nahapāna is not known. Nahapāna, Satrap. | ? 1–10 or B. C. ? A.D. 40 or earlier? | Chashṭana (son of Ghsamōtika), at first Satrap, later Great Satrap; also took Indian title of *Rāja*. | 80 | (*N.B. Names given in Sanskrit form for the sake of uniformity of spelling.*) ‘Tiastanes’ of Ptolemy = Chashṭana. |