subsequent indo-scythian rulers, who replaced the stratos in their territories, designed their coins in direct imitation of those of strato ii. this is the case of the northern satraps, who ruled in the territories from sagala in eastern punjab to mathura, such as rajuvula, bhadayasa. just as the yuezhi had copied the coins of the last greco-bactrian ruler heliocles in bactria, or the indo-scythians had copied the coins of the last western indo-greek ruler hermaios in the area of kabul, here again the indo-scythian northern satraps relied heavily on the numismatics of their predecessors. the fact that powerful new rulers such as rajuvula extensively adopted these coin designs tends to suggest that strato ii had been quite a significant ruler in his eyes.