History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v1.c23.13

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A second coin bears the same head and the name of Khushru Parvej of Persia showing that some parts of Sind were conquered by that king as even the Chachanama states. And the third coin bears the same sun god’s head. On the obverse is a legend with the words “king of Multan” at the end and on the reverse the rayed head of the sun with the name in Nāgari of “Shri Vāsudeva” and “Panchan Zabulistan”. This shows according to Cunningham that a king by name Vāsudeva ruled in Multan sometime very near the days of Chacha. He was probably the same as the Tāki mentioned in the Chachānamā.