Maues

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Maues was an early Indo-Scythian king known for establishing Scythian rule in northwestern India and laying the foundations of Indo-Scythian power in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Scythian king
historical figure
monarch
activePeriod 1st century BCE
alsoKnownAs Mauas NERFINISHED
Moga NERFINISHED
associatedWith Gandharan cultural sphere NERFINISHED
early spread of Buddhism under Indo-Scythian patronage
coinIconography Buddhist symbols
Nike NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
elephant
lion
coinStandard Hellenistic weight standard
conflictedWith Indo-Greek rulers of Taxila and Gandhara
countryRuled Indo-Scythian kingdom NERFINISHED
dynasty Indo-Scythian dynasty NERFINISHED
ethnicity Scythian
expandedInto Taxila region NERFINISHED
western Punjab NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance bridge figure between Indo-Greek and later Kushan polities
initiated large-scale Scythian migrations into northwestern India
knownFor establishing Scythian rule in northwestern India
extensive coinage
founding Indo-Scythian power in the Indian subcontinent
overthrowing Indo-Greek authority in parts of Gandhara
politicalRole founder of Indo-Scythian political dominance in northwestern India
precededBy Indo-Greek kings NERFINISHED
probableReignEnd circa 60 BCE
probableReignStart circa 85 BCE
regionOfOrigin Central Asian steppe NERFINISHED
reignIn Gandhara NERFINISHED
Punjab region NERFINISHED
northwestern India
religion Buddhism (inferred from coin legends and symbols)
Hellenistic religious syncretism (inferred from coin iconography)
sourceOfInformation classical literary references
epigraphic evidence
numismatic evidence
successor Azes I (probable or partial successor) NERFINISHED
titleOnCoins Basileus Basileon Megas Maues NERFINISHED
Great King of Kings Maues NERFINISHED
usedLanguageOnCoins Greek
Prakrit
usedScriptOnCoins Greek
Kharosthi NERFINISHED

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