Editing Euthydemus I (section)

===Posthumous coinage===
Euthydemus is also featured on the 'pedigree' coinage produced by the later kings [[Agathocles of Bactria|Agathocles]] and [[Antimachus I]]. On this coinage he bears the royal epithet, ''Theos'' ('God'); it is unclear whether he used this title in life or if it was assigned to him by Agathocles.{{sfn|Glenn|2020|pp=137 & 156-158}} His coins were imitated by the nomadic tribes of Central Asia for decades after his death; these imitations are called "barbaric" because of their crude style. Lyonnet proposes that these coins were produced by refugees fleeing the destruction of the Greco-Bactrian kingdom by the [[Yuezhi]] in the mid-second century BC.{{sfn|Lyonnet|2021|pp=324-326}}