Indo-Scythians Azes I/II after 58 BC" refers to a period of Indo-Scythian rule in the northwestern Indian subcontinent, specifically under the leadership of a king named Azes, whose coins are dated to after 58 BC, showcasing a bilingual inscription in Greek and Kharosthi script, signifying the cultural mix of the region at that time; these coins are considered some of the earliest examples of bilingual coinage in the area