Indian Antiquary Vol 37

Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications

Page 85

MARCE, 1908.)
SCYTHIAN PERIOD OF INDIAN HISTORY.
Synchronistio table of the Soythian period.--contd.).
Year.
Eventa.
A. D. 96 Vespasi, the Satrap of Taxila. Manikyala inscription of the year 18. Nerva, the
Roman Emperor. A. D. 98 Loss of all provinces to the North of Hindu Kush. The Emperor Trajan.
A.D. 100
Death of Tiridates of Parthia,
Internal troubles in Parthia.
A.D. 102
Death of Panchao.
A.D. 105
Reconquest of Bactria.
A, D. 110
Conquest of Kashgar, Yarkand, and Khotan.
Mathurā inscription of the year 88 of the reign of Haviçka.
A.D. 115
Fourth Buddhist Council in the Kundala-Vana-Vihara in Kasmira (?)
A. D. 116 Parthian Expedition of Trajan.
A. D. 116
Trajan conquers Mesopotamia.
D. 117
Hadrian, the Roman Emperor.
118
Ašvaghogha, a subordinate King of Benares. Abôka pillar inscription of the year 40.
A.D. 118
Sakardarra insoription of the year 40.
A. D. 119
The Ara inscription of the year 41.
A. D. 123
Death of Kanigka. Acc. of Huviska. Catana, the Satrap of Ajmere,
A. D. 188Antoninus Pius, the Roman Emperor. Conquest of Malwa. Castana becomes
Mabākṣatrapa of Ajmere. Jayadāma, the Satrap of Ujjayini. Latest known date
of Huviska. A. D. 140 Death of Huviska. Acc. of Vasudeva.
A.D. 146
The Sánci inscription of the year 68.
A.D. 148 | Acc. of Volagason IIL Rudradäma kimself assumes the title of Mahākgatrapa.