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Paratharajas of Sindh & Baluchistan, Bhimarjuna (c. 325-350AD), Base Silver Drachm, 2.30grms, Obv. Diademed bust of king to left, wearing peaked tiara, dotted border around, Rev: Swastika turning right, Kharoșthī legend around: Bhimarjunasa Yolatakhmaputrasa Paratarajasa, Extra Fine+, Very Rare The Paratarajas were an Indo-Scythian or Iranian-origin dynasty that ruled parts of Sindh and Baluchistan in the early centuries CE, emerging as independent regional powers after the decline of larger empires like the Indo-Parthians. Bhimarjuna, one of their notable rulers, consolidated authority over his territories, maintained law and order, and secured them from external threats. He controlled key trade routes linking India with Central Asia and Iran, promoting commerce and cultural exchange. His administration strengthened governance and integrated the region into broader political and economic networks while preserving regional autonomy
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