Explanation:

Menander II reigned around 90-85 BC in Gandhara, north of modern Pakistan and parts of Afghanistan. It was Meander who has been mentioned as the mighty Yavana King of Sakala. His capital Sakala was located in modern Punjab and refers to Sialkot, Pakistan In the ”Milindapanho” dialogues between the Meander II and Nagasena have been recorded. He was Buddhist indo-Greek ruler and is the only indo-Greek ruler who is greatly respected in India. The coins of Meander have been engraved with “Dhammachakka” of Buddhism. He issued Gold Coins also and one of the coins are known as “Athene Promachus”.