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Tribal, Agrodaka (Agacha)/Agroha Janapada, Punjab-Haryana Region&nbsp;(150-100 BC), Post &ndash; Mauryan period,&nbsp;Copper Unit, Obv:&nbsp;a&nbsp;railed tree with four compartments in the center, the Brahmi legend&nbsp;&ldquo;Agachami(ta)&rdquo;&nbsp;around the field,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;a Bull standing facing right,&nbsp;3.2g, 14.26mm,&nbsp;(Handa # Pl. I-2),&nbsp;about very fine,&nbsp;Extremely Rare.

Note: The Kingdom of Agreya, as mentioned in a couplet from Mahabharata, also known as Agrodaka, as mentioned in the Buddhist text Mahamayuri, is said to have been established by King Agrasen around 5000 years ago near the present-day town of Agroha, which lies around 23 kms from Hisar. It is believed that Maharaja Agrasen established Agroha around as a republic, a &lsquo;Janapadasa&rsquo;, adopting principles of social welfare, brotherhood, and non-violence within its administerial framework. James Prinsep is credited to be the first to publish a coin of the Agreya tribe in 1858 and John Allan was the first to make out the Brahmi script&nbsp;&lsquo;Agodaka Janapadasa&rsquo;,&nbsp;thereby attributing this type to the republic of Agrodaka or Agreya.

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