Kacha (king)
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Kacha (Gupta script: Kā-cha, IAST: Kāca, c. 4th century) was a king of India, possibly a member of the Gupta dynasty. He is known only from his gold coins, which are similar to those of the Gupta king Samudragupta.
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Kacha (king)
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Reverse: Goddess standing left, holding flower and cornucopia, Brāhmī legend at right: Sarvarājochchhettā .
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Gold coin of Kacha. Chakradhvaja type.
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Obverse: Kacha, nimbate, standing left, sacrificing at altar and holding filleted chakradhvaja ; legend Kā-cha 14px12px in Gupta script vertically below left arm, circular Brahmi legend around Kacho gamavajitya divam karmabhir-uttamair-jayati ..
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Possible Gupta Emperor
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Possibly Samudragupta
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Maharajadhiraja, Sarva-rajocchetta
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Kacha (Gupta script: Kā-cha, IAST: Kāca, c. 4th century) was a king of India, possibly a member of the Gupta dynasty. He is known only from his gold coins, which are similar to those of the Gupta king Samudragupta. Kacha's identity is a matter of debate among modern historians: two popular theories are that he was either same as Samudragupta, or that he was a brother of Samudragupta. According to the first theory, Kacha may have assumed the regnal name "Samudra-gupta" after extending his empire's borders up to the ocean ("samudra"). According to the second theory, Kacha probably contested Samudragupta's claim to the throne, and ruled for a brief period. Alternative theories identify him with other Gupta rulers, or as a non-Gupta usurper.
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Maharajadhiraja, Sarva-rajocchetta
