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Stater - Sri Harsharuka

Issuer Sindh Kingdom (Indian states)
Year 550-650
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Shape Round
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Reverse description A fire altar depicted centrally, flanked by two attendant figures, a composition directly derived from Sasanian numismatic iconography as adapted by the rulers of Sindh. A Brahmi legend identifying the issuing ruler appears in the field adjacent to the altar. The overall design is boldly struck but somewhat irregular in outline due to the hammered flan.
Reverse script Brahmi
Reverse lettering (Translation: Sri Harsharuka)
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