Vasishka

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Vasishka was a Kushan emperor who ruled parts of northern India and Central Asia in the early 3rd century CE, known primarily from his inscriptions and coinage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kushan emperor
historical figure
monarch
certaintyOfReignDetails low
coinageFeature depictions of deities (attributed, not certain)
royal portrait (attributed, not certain)
continentRuled Asia NERFINISHED
culture Kushan culture NERFINISHED
dynasty Kushan dynasty NERFINISHED
era Kushan era NERFINISHED
evidenceType coins
inscriptions
historicalStatus poorly documented ruler
knownFor coinage
inscriptions
languageOfInscriptions Bactrian (attributed, not certain)
Prakrit (attributed, not certain)
occupation emperor
politicalEntityRuled Kushan Empire NERFINISHED
predecessor Kanishka II (attributed, not certain) NERFINISHED
regionRuled Central Asia NERFINISHED
northern India
religion Buddhism (attributed, not certain) NERFINISHED
Hinduism (attributed, not certain) NERFINISHED
sourceOfInformation epigraphic evidence
numismatic evidence
successor Huvishka II (attributed, not certain) NERFINISHED
timePeriod early 3rd century CE
title King of Kings (attributed, not certain)

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Kanishka I successor Vasishka