Ardoxsho
Bactrian · numen · mythic age · Recorded classification
Ardoxsho is the deified Aši Vaŋuhī, the Zoroastrian personification of reward and abundance, recognizable by the cornucopia she cradles. She rises to prominence on later coinage and, like the Greek Tyche, embodies the good fortune of the realm.
Domains
- abundance
- wealth
- good fortune
- reward
Sources
- existence: Coins of Huvishka and later (with Oesho the dominant late reverse); Rosenfield (1967) (numismatic)