1 Tetradrachm

Kota Kula was a minor Indo-Greek successor state operating in the northwestern Indian subcontinent during a period when Kushan dynastic pressure was progressively absorbing smaller principalities. Copper tetradrachms of this type circulated as low-denomination trade coinage in markets where silver had largely retreated from everyday exchange.

The ACR reference places this among a loosely catalogued group of issues whose attribution to specific rulers remains contested — die linkage studies have done more to establish the sequence of these coinages than any surviving written record.