188

KUSEIN KINGS

Metal
No.

Obverse

Eeverse

66

67

M
68 *

Two coins

60

70
Three coins

71
Four coins

72

As on No. 61.
S.-8.

|)AONANO KANH|)K!
KOf>ANO

Half-length portrait of king to
L, with helm and diadem; spear

in L hand,

W. 31.

S.-5.

NANA|)AO

Goddess to r. as on No. 57,

To r, M. 4.
G. B. PL XVII.

A8|X>

Bearded deity radiate, to L, with
fillet in r. hand and tongs in L

To L M. 4.

G. B. PL XVII

(y) Type: with title £>AO (Shoo), in three sizes;
copper, round

t>AO KANHf>KI
King as on No. 53.

W. 257,

S. 1-05.

14,

14.

W. 122.
8. -85,

S. -85.

MIOPO

Sun-god to L as on No. 53.

To L M. 4,

G.B.

G.B.

1 The ordinary type of Kaaishia's copper currency is usually found in three sizes—the
large, half, and quarter. Occasionally smaller coins come to hand, e.g. Ho. 82. This
Collection is fairly complete. It includes the rare middle size of N A N A, but the following
sizes and types are wanting: small AGfX), middle-sized, and small standing Buddha, and
the sitting Buddha known in the large size only. Cunningham mentions the existence
of a small-sized A8(>0, tout it is not in the B. M. Collection, and I do not otherwise
know of it.

Coins Nos. 68-113 vary in the legibility of their obverse inscriptions, but these remain
invariable throughout.