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Chukhsa (Hindko/Urdu: چخسہ ) was an
ancient area of
Gandhara in ****stan,
modern Chach, west of the city of Taxila. The area is
mentioned in
various epigraphic...
- of Topi and Swabi. [citation needed]
Chhachh has been
identified as the
Chukhsa country of
Gandhara in the
Taxila copper plate inscription. The area is...
- peace-treaty and
within a year,
normal trade relations had resumed.
Hindu Shahi Chukhsa Hasan,
Masudul (1998).
History of Islam:
classical period, 571-1258 C.E...
- the Scythians.
Liaka Kusulaka was an Indo-Scythian
satrap of the area of
Chukhsa (Chach)
during the 1st
century BC.
Later the
region was
inhabited by Turk...
-
Oddiyana (Swat), ****stan Jibin, ****stan
appears in the
Chinese sources Chukhsa (Chhachh), ****stan
Attock Khurd (Attock), ****stan Hund (Swabi), ****stan...
- on the
Taxila copper plate) was an Indo-Scythian
satrap of the area of
Chukhsa in
northwestern India during the 1st
century BCE.
Liaka Kusulaka name is...
- (Pali: "śaka")
ruler Patika Kusulaka, son of
Liaka Kusulaka,
satrap of
Chukhsa, near Taxila. The
inscription is
significant in that it do****ents the fact...
- of the
month Panemos, on this first, of the
Kshaharata and
Kshatrapa of
Chukhsa -
Liaka Kusuluka by name - his son
Patika - in the town of Takshasila....
-
known through his coins,
which are
found in the
northern ****stan area of
Chukhsa, and then
later in the south,
suggesting a
southern migration at some point...
- and 6 BCE. In the
scroll Patika is said to be the son of the
Satrap of
Chukhsa,
Liaka Kusuluka.
Zeionises (Jihonika) may have
succeeded Patika around...
