Kanishka

The greatest Kushan emperor (reigned c. 127–150 by the most accepted chronology); his realm stretched from Bactria to the Ganges plain, and Buddhist tradition remembers him as the patron of the Fourth Buddhist Council.

Events

3 events

Regions

South Asia, Central and Northern Asia

In the threads

South Asia (1st–5th c.), The Steppe and Central Asia (1st–5th c.)

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Events

• Reign of Kanishka, the height of the Kushan Empirec. 127 – c. 150 · South Asia
• Fourth Buddhist Council in Kashmir (tradition)between 127 and 150 (?) · South Asia
• The Rabatak inscription of Kanishkabetween 132 and 150 · Central and Northern Asia

Often together with

Sources

1. Wikipedia (English): Kanishka
2. Wikipedia (Russian): Канишка I
3. Wikidata: Q312544