Tetradrachm - Azes II Taxila mint

Azes II's precise relationship to Azes I remains unresolved — some scholars, including Nicholas Sear, have argued the two are the same ruler, which would collapse the dynasty's chronology considerably. The Taxila mint was one of the most productive in the Indo-Scythian system, operating under satrapal administration in a city that had already served as a major economic hub under the Achaemenids, Alexander, and the Mauryas before the Scythians arrived.

Senior 105.342T places this among the later die sequences from Taxila, where control marks became increasingly systematized — likely a response to managing output across multiple concurrent workshops.