The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c17.s2.t2.34
The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c17.s2.t2.34
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Yajña-śri issued a fairly large number of potin coins of the Vidarbha type, showing an Elephant with the trunk upraised on the obverse and the Ujjain symbol on the reverse (Pl. LXIV, 1-2).¹ The Chanda hoard of 183 coins contained 42 pieces of Yajña-śrī and the Tarhala hoard of 1,125 legible coins had 248 pieces of this ruler. The legend is siri Yaña Sata and the average weight is 41 grains.