Explanation:

- Option 1: Ashoka

- Ashoka was a Mauryan emperor, not connected to the Shaka dynasty. His reign lasted from 268 to 232 BCE.

- Option 2: Rudradaman

- Rudradaman I was a notable Shaka (Western Kshatrapa) ruler in India during the period approximately between 130-150 AD.

- He is known for the Junagadh rock inscription describing his reign.

- Option 3: Menander

- Menander, also known as Milinda, was an Indo-Greek king and not related to the Shakas.

- Option 4: Bindusara

- Bindusara was the second emperor of the Mauryan dynasty and reigned much earlier than the Shakas, around 297–273 BCE.