Kabul Shahi kingdom

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The Kabul Shahi kingdom was an early medieval dynasty that ruled the Kabul and Gandhara regions, serving as a significant Hindu-Buddhist power on the frontier between the Indian subcontinent and Central Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu-Buddhist dynasty
early medieval polity
kingdom
alsoKnownAs Kabul Shahi NERFINISHED
Kabul Shahis NERFINISHED
Shahi dynasty of Kabul NERFINISHED
borderRegionOf Central Asia NERFINISHED
Indian subcontinent NERFINISHED
capital Kabul NERFINISHED
Udabhanda NERFINISHED
coinage coins influenced by Sasanian designs
coins with Hindu iconography
conflictWith Ghaznavid Empire NERFINISHED
Saffarid dynasty NERFINISHED
Samanid Empire NERFINISHED
culturalInfluence patronage of Buddhist institutions
spread of Hinduism in Kabul-Gandhara region
dynasticPhases Hindu Shahi NERFINISHED
Turk Shahi NERFINISHED
endTime 11th century
firstDynasty Turk Shahi NERFINISHED
followedBy Ghaznavid Empire NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance important for early medieval Indo-Central Asian interactions
last major Hindu-Buddhist power in eastern Afghanistan
languageUsed Sanskrit (in inscriptions)
locatedIn Gandhara region NERFINISHED
Kabul region NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay Afghanistan NERFINISHED
Pakistan NERFINISHED
notableRuler Anandapala NERFINISHED
Jayapala NERFINISHED
Kallar NERFINISHED
Trilochanapala NERFINISHED
politicalRole buffer state against Islamic expansion from the west
frontier power between Indian subcontinent and Central Asia
predecessor Alchon Huns NERFINISHED
Kidarite kingdom NERFINISHED
region Gandhara NERFINISHED
Kabul Valley NERFINISHED
Kapiśa NERFINISHED
Zabulistan NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
Hinduism
secondDynasty Hindu Shahi NERFINISHED
sourceMention Arab chronicles
Chinese pilgrim accounts
Indian inscriptions
startTime 7th century
timePeriod early medieval period

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Hindu Shahi dynasty country Kabul Shahi kingdom