Huvishka
coin of the Kushan emperor
Huvishka
(126-164 CE).
Obv:
Huvishka riding an elephant, with a trident in his right hand, and an elephant goad in the left. Legend in Greek script: FAONANOFAO OOHFKI KOFANO "King of kings, Huvishka the Kushan".
Rev:
Greek god
Herakles
, wearing lion's skin headdress, holding a club in his right hand and possibly a gourd in his left hand. Greek legend IPAKLIO "Herakles". Monogram ("tamgha") to the left. ]
Huvishka
was a
Kushan
emperor around 126-164 CE. He was the successor of emperor
Kanishka
.
width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:
Kanishka I
width="40%" align="center" |
Kushan Ruler
(126-164 CE)
width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:
Vasudeva I
External links
Coins of Huvishka
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