Stater - Mazaeus Myriandros or Tarsos

Mazaeus governed Cilicia as Persian satrap from around 361 BC until Alexander's conquest, making him one of the longest-serving and most powerful satrapal administrators in the western empire. He issued coinage from both Tarsos and Myriandros — the attribution between the two mints remains contested for many dies, which partly explains the split reference in standard catalogs. Notably, Alexander retained Mazaeus in high office after conquest, eventually appointing him satrap of Babylon, a striking accommodation that underscores just how pragmatically the Macedonian administration absorbed Persian administrative infrastructure.