Gandhara (Indo-Greek Kingdom)

Mints

The historical region of Gandhara in the Peshawar basic of modern Pakistan-Afghanistan was ruled for a period by Indo-Scythian kings following the fragmentation of the eastern fringes of Greek Bactrian and Indo-Greek rule in the region upon the incursion of the Parthian Empire ca. 50 B.C. Gandhara was ruled by several Indo-Scythian kings from approximately 50-10 B.C., before the region was absorbed into the Kushan Empire.

Die Studies

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Overstriking coins

Item	Metal	Date
22531 - Gandhara/Punjab (uncertain mint) (Azes I) (AE Poseidon/Yakshi) over Apollodotus II (uncertain type) (Gorny & Mosch, 297, Oct. 2023, 520)	Bronze	58 BC ^JL
2807 - Gandhara/Punjab (uncertain mint) (Azilises) (AE king/Heracles) over Spalirises (king/Zeus Helios) (Senior 2003, p. 9, 70)	Bronze	57 BC ^JL
3474 - Gandhara/Punjab (uncertain mint) (Azes I) (AE Poseidon/Yakshi) over Apollodotus II (Apollo/tripod) (Copenhagen, NM)	Bronze	58 BC ^JL
2980 - Gandhara/Punjab (uncertain mint) (Azes I) (AE Poseidon/Yakshi) over Apollodotus II (Apollo/tripod) (Bopearachchi 2008, 17)	Bronze	58 BC ^JL
2756 - Gandhara/Punjab (uncertain mint) (Azes I) (AE Poseidon/Yakshi) over Apollodotus II (Apollo/tripod) (Lahore, LM)	Bronze	58 BC ^JL
3834 - Gandhara/Punjab (uncertain mint) (Azes I) (AE Poseidon/Yakshi) over Hippostratus (Zeus/horse) (London, BM, 1859-3-01.82)	Bronze	58 BC ^JL
2826 - Gandhara/Punjab (uncertain mint) (Azes I) (AE Poseidon/Yakshi) over Hippostratus (monster/poliad god) (Lahore, LM)	Bronze	58 BC ^JL