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1942:300-320 CE
1935:Vasudeva II
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1913:280-300 CE
1891:Kanishka II
1860:Datarvharna
1856:Datarvharna
1817:Yasodaman I
1813:Isvaradatta
1797:Samghadaman
1792:230-280 CE
1736:Rudrasena I
1703:130-230 CE
1687:and Satrap
1667:PARATARAJAS
1629:100-120 CE
1437:Gondophares
1421:Gondophares
1380:Kharahostes
1360:Vijayamitra
1177:Artemidoros
1170:Menander II
1101:Balochistan
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979:Puri, B. N.
380:Son of Arta
324:Kharahṓstēs
274:-King. For
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169:Kharahṓstēs
149:Kharahostes
22:Kharahostes
2156:Categories
2051:invasions
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1981:Vasudeva V
1928:Hormizd II
1872:Ardashir I
1848:Bhimarjuna
1840:Miratakhma
1833:Visvasimha
1821:Vijayasena
1780:Vasudeva I
1728:Satyadaman
1696:Kanishka I
1677:Kanishka I
1616:Vima Takto
1598:75-100 CE
1510:Indravarma
1476:Sarpedones
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1398:Strato III
1312:55–35 BCE
1291:55–35 BCE
1265:Spalirises
1259:65–55 BCE
1237:Spalahores
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1877:Peroz I
1658:Bhumaka
1654:120 CE
1462:Pakores
1322:Azes II
1233:Vonones
1135:Mathura
964:Sources
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