post-Hepthalite-Kashmir AE stater 855 n. Chr. Later naming Toramana II, ca.570-855 AD, late Hunnic North India

King standing left, holding a severed head over an altar, trident in the left hand, SRI TORAMANA in the left upper field / Goddess seated cross-legged, lion laying at her feet, JEYA in the right field. 20mm, 6.28 grams. Mitchiner NIS 155-158. 

This is a post-Toramana issue, minted by his Hunnic successors and by the rulers of the Karkota dynasty.

Following the death of Toramana, the coins in his name kept being issued for the next 300 years. They are easily distinguishable from the life-time issues of Toramana because of their dumpy fabric and later, "Kashmiri", style.