Azelises

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Azelises was an Indo-Scythian king who ruled parts of northwestern South Asia in the early centuries BCE/CE, known primarily from his coinage and role in the regional succession of Indo-Scythian rulers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Scythian king
historical figure
monarch
approximateReignEnd circa early 1st century CE
approximateReignStart circa late 1st century BCE
associatedWith Azes I NERFINISHED
Azes II NERFINISHED
Gondophares I NERFINISHED
attestedIn archaeological coin hoards
numismatic catalogues
coinIconography Greek-style deities
Indo-Scythian symbols
coinLegendLanguage Greek
Kharosthi NERFINISHED
coinMetal copper
silver
coinType drachm
tetradrachm
ethnicity Indo-Scythian NERFINISHED
geopoliticalRole link between Indo-Greek and Indo-Parthian polities
historicalCertainty primarily known from coins
historicalRegion Indo-Scythian kingdom
knownFor coinage
role in succession of Indo-Scythian rulers
numismaticSignificance helps date transition from Indo-Scythian to Indo-Parthian rule
politicalContext Indo-Scythian rule in northwestern Indian subcontinent
post-Indo-Greek period
predecessorOf Gondophares I NERFINISHED
regionRuled Gandhara NERFINISHED
Punjab region NERFINISHED
northwestern South Asia
reignType regional ruler
religiousDepictionsOnCoins Buddhist-related symbols
Hellenistic deities
royalHouse Indo-Scythian dynasty NERFINISHED
scholarlyField Central and South Asian ancient history
Indo-Scythian numismatics
sourceOfEvidence bilingual coins
numismatic evidence
successorOf Azes II NERFINISHED
timePeriod early 1st century CE
late 1st century BCE
titleOnCoins Basileus Basileon (King of Kings) NERFINISHED
Great King
writingSystemOnCoins Greek alphabet
Kharosthi script NERFINISHED

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