About 1887 Pandit Bhagvánlál secured nine of a hoard of 500 silver coins found at Daman in South Gujarát. All are of one king a close imitation of the coins of the latest Kshatrapas. On the obverse is a bust of bad workmanship and on the reverse are the usual Kshatrapa symbols encircled with the legend: Mahárájendravarmaputra Parama Vaishnava Srí Mahárája Rudragana. The devoted Vaishnava the illustrious king Rudragana son of the great king Indravarma. At Karád, thirty-one miles south of Sátára, Mr. Justice Newton obtained a coin of this Rudragana, with the coins of many Kshatrapas including Visvasimha son of Bharttridáman who ruled up to A.D. 300. This would favour the view that Rudragana was the successful rival who wrested the Dakhan and North Konkan from Visvasimha. The fact that during the twenty years after Visvasimha (A.D. 300-320) none of the Kshatrapas has the title Mahákshatrapa seems to show they ruled in Káthiáváda as tributaries of this Rudragana and his descendants of the Traikútaka family. The Dahrasena of the Párdi plate whose inscription date is 207, that is A.D. 457, may be a descendant of Rudragana. The Traikútaka kingdom would thus seem to have flourished at least till the middle of the fifth century. Somewhat later, or at any rate after the date of the Kanheri plate (245 = A.D. 495), it was overthrown by either the Mauryas or the Guptas. [166] CHAPTER VII. THE GUPTAS (G. 90-149; A.D. 410-470.) After the Kshatrapas (A.D. 120-410) the powerful dynasty of the Guptas established themselves in Gujarát. So far as the dynasty is connected with Gujarát the Gupta tree is: Gupta. G.1-12(?)--A.D.319-322(?) Petty N. W. P. Chief. | Ghatotkacha. G.12-29(?)--A.D.332-349(?) Petty N. W. P. Chief. | Chandragupta I. G.29-49(?)--A.D.349-369(?) Powerful N. W. P. Chief. | Samudragupta. G.50-75(?)--A.D.370-395. Great N. W. P. Sovereign. | Chandragupta II. G.70-96--A.D.396-415. Great Monarch conquers Málwa. G.80 A.D.400 and Gujarát G.90 A.D.410. | Kumáragupta. G.97-133--A.D.416-453. Rules Gujarát and Káthiáváda. | Skandagupta. G.133-149--A.D.454-470. Rules Gujarát Káthiáváda and Kachch.