Their large gold coinage proves them to have been monarchs of great wealth, while their use of the Greek letters and language indicates a certain amount of civilization.

The marriage of Hormisdas with a princess of Cabul implies that the hostile relations existing under Varahran II.

had been superseded by friendly ones.

Persian aggression had ceased to be feared.

The reigning Indo-Scythic monarch felt no reluctance to give his daughter in marriage to his Western neighbor, and sent her to his court (we are told) with a wardrobe and ornaments of the utmost magnificence and costliness.
Hormisdas II.