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Oesho : ウィキペディア英語版
Oesho

Oesho was a deity represented on the coins of several Kushan kings, and was apparently one of the titular deities of the dynasty.
The deity is often though to be identical with Shiva (I'sha), and "Oesho" would just be the pronunciation of Shiva's name in the Bactrian language of the Kushans. The deity is shown to depict him holding a Trishul or Trident with a Bull often identified with Nandi.〔(Coins of Vima Kadphises )〕
However, the images were previously though to represent Shiva, but recent studies indicate that Oesho was Zoroastrian Vayu with admittedly many of the attributes of Shiva (H.Humbach, 1975, p. 402-408. K.Tanabe, 1997, p. 277, M.Carter, 1995, p. 152. J.Cribb, 1997, p. 40. References cited in "De l'Indus à l'Oxus".)
But again the coins of Vasudeva I, who converted to Hinduism, continue to depict, the deity, has left open the discussion, weather Oesho is Shiva or Vata-Vayu.

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