One type of their coins shows a female standing figure on the obverse, and a soldier with a Brāhmī inscription on the reverse (Pl. IV, 11). The earliest coins of Nepāl current from the fifth to the seventh century also show traces of Kushāṇa influence. These large copper pieces give the names of at least four kings, Mānāṅka, Gunāṅka,[27] Aṅśuvarman and Jishṇugupta. Various devices are used, among them the goddess seated cross-legged. The coins of Aṅśuvarman, of the seventh century, have a cow standing to the left on the obverse and a winged horse with the king’s name on the reverse (Pl. V, 1). [27] It has been suggested with great probability that these are really compound words signifying “the mark or device of Māna, of Guna.” KEY TO PLATE V 1. Nepāl: Aṁśuvarman. Æ. Obv., cow to left, _Kāmadehī_, “The cow that yields every wish.” Rev., winged lion to left, _Śryaṁśuvarma_. 2. Samudragupta. Standard type. AV. Wt. 116 grs. Obv., king standing to left, holding standard in left hand, sacrificing at altar to his right; behind altar Garuḍa-headed standard; beneath king’s arm, _Samudra_; around, _Samaraśatavitatavijayo jitaripur ajito divaṁ jayati_, “The unconquered one, whose victories extend over a century of battles, having conquered his enemies, wins heaven.” Rev., goddess Lakshmī on a throne, her feet on a lotus; to left symbol, to right _Parākramaḥ_, “The [king] of supreme might.” 3. Id: Lyrist type. AV. Wt. 119·5 grs. Obv., king seated cross-legged on high-backed couch, playing on a lyre; beneath couch a foot-stool inscribed Si. Legend, _Mahārājādhirāja Śrī Samudraguptaḥ_. Rev., Lakshmī seated on wicker stool, holding fillet in right hand, cornucopiae on left arm; to right _Samudraguptaḥ_. 4. Id: Chandragupta I type. AV. Wt. 118 grs. Obv., Chandragupta on right, holding crescent-topped standard, offering ring to Kumāradevī on left; on right _Chandragupta_; on left _Śrī Kumāradevī_. 5. Id: Aśvamedha type. AV. Wt. 118·6 grs. Obv., horse stands to left before a sacrificial post; beneath horse _Si_; around, parts of _Rājādhirājaḥ pṛithivīvijitva divaṁ jayatyā hṛtavājimedhaḥ_, “The king of kings, having conquered the earth, wins heaven, being the restorer of the Aśvamedha.” 6. Chandragupta II. Archer type. AV. Wt. 124·3 grs. Obv., king standing to left, drawing arrow from a quiver; Garuḍa standard on left; under left arm, _Chandra_; around, _Deva-Śrī-Mahārājādhirāja-Śrī-Chandraguptaḥ_. Rev., goddess seated facing, on lotus; lotus in left, fillet in right hand; symbol to left; to right, _Śrī Vikrama_.