-
Azilises (Gr****: Αζιλίσης
Azilísēs, ΑΖΙΛΙΣΟΥ
Azilisou (epigraphic); Kharosthi: 𐨀𐨩𐨁𐨫𐨁𐨮 A-yi-li-ṣa, Ayiliṣa) was an Indo-Scythian king who
ruled in...
- of Bharhut, from 125–100 BCE. It
appears on a 1st-century BCE coin of
Azilises, and a 3rd-century CE coin from Kausambi. A
depiction of
Gajalakshmi seated...
- Gaja
Lakshmi has been
found on
coins of Scytho-Parthian
kings Azes II and
Azilises; she also
appears on
Shunga Empire king
Jyesthamitra era coins, both dating...
- BCE),
brother of King
Vonones Azes I (c. 47–25 BCE),
descended from
Maues Azilises, (c. 25–20 BCE) Azes II, (c. 35-12 BCE) Zeionises, (c. 10 BCE–10 CE) Kharahostes...
-
about the 1st
century BCE or 1st
century CE, an Indo-Scythian king
named Azilises had
three mints, one of
which was at Taxila, and
struck coins with obverse...
- King (c.75–65 BC) Spalirises, King (c.60–57 BC) Azes I, King (c.57–35 BC)
Azilises, King (c.57–35 BC) Azes II, King (c.35–12 BC) Zeionises, Sub-king (c.10...
- the
years around 10 CE,
under the
authority of the Indo-Scythian king
Azilises. In Mathura, he
sometimes used the term "Basileus" (king) next to his title...
- a horse, on one of his
silver tetradrachms,
minted in
Gandhara Reign Scythians:
perhaps 35–12 BC
Predecessor Azilises Successor Zeionises/Kharahostes...
-
Azilises on a horse,
wearing a tunic...
-
Dionysios 55–35 BCE Ror
dynasty Azes I
Zoilos II 55–35 BCE Ror
dynasty Azilises Azes II
Apollophanes Indo-Scythian
dynasty of the
NORTHERN SATRAPS Hagamasha...
