- a
period of
relative peace for 200 years,
sometimes described as "Pax
Kushana". The
Kushans possibly used the Gr****
language initially for administrative...
- Pax
Kushana or Pax
Kushanica (Latin for "Kushan Peace",
modelled after Pax Romana) is a
historiographical term
sometimes used to
describe the
social and...
-
Kushan or
Kushana may
refer to:
Kushan Empire, an
Indian empire Kushan art, the art of the
Kushan Empire Kushan coinage, the
coinage of the
Kushan Empire...
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Buddhist records and
those of Indo-Gr****, Indo-Scythian, Indo-Parthian, and
Kushana dynasty era.
Justeson and
Stephens proposed that this
inherent vowel system...
-
century BC, one of the five
major Greater Yuezhi tribes in Bactria, the
Kushanas,
began to
subsume the
other tribes and
neighbouring peoples. The subsequent...
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Kushana Bush (born 1983) is a New
Zealand artist based in Dunedin. She was born in
Otepoti and is best
known for her
paintings which typically blend historic...
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character of
Kushana, the
rival warrior princess, and that of Nausicaä -
Napier describes Kushana as Nausicaä's "shadow",
noting that
Kushana is not shown...
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Sculpture in the
Indian subcontinent Sculpture in the
Indian subcontinent,
partly because of the
climate of the
Indian subcontinent makes the long-term...
- Limestone, 3rd
century AD
Standing Buddha,
Kushana, Dark grey
schist stone, 2nd–3rd
century AD
Laughing Boy Head,
Kushana, Stucco, 3rd–4th
century AD
Scenes from...
- upon her
defeat and dethroned. The
bricks of the fort date back to the
Kushana period when
emperor Kanishka ruled over
Northern India/Bactria. Raja Dab...
