History of India, 68 AD, The Kushan Empire is established by Kujula Kadphises

The Kushan Empire was established by Kujula Kadphises in 68 AD, encompassing much of modern day Central and South Asia.

It was one of the most powerful empires in Indian history, controlling vast amounts of territory from its capital at Purushapura (present day Peshawar).

The Kushan Empire was a major hub for trade and commerce, connecting the Silk Road with the Roman Empire, and facilitating the spread of Buddhism to Central Asia and China.

The Kushan Empire was ruled by Kujula Kadphises and his successors, Kanishka I, Huvishka, and Vashishka.

The Kushan Empire was a great patron of the arts and culture, and its kings were great patrons of Buddhism.

The Kushan Empire was also known for its military prowess and had a powerful army that was able to expand its territory into Central Asia, India and Persia.

The Kushan Empire was eventually defeated by the Sasanian Empire in the 4th century AD, and its territories were absorbed into the Sasanian Empire.

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