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The Kushan Empire (70x100)

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Description

The “Kushan Empire (70x100)” refers to a large-format educational map poster showcasing the territorial extent, features, and cultural significance of the Kushan dynasty, which ruled from around 30 CE to 375 CE over regions of Central Asia, Afghanistan, northwest India, and northern Pakistan.​ Physical Specifications Size: 70 × 100 cm, ideal for classroom or museum displays.​ Material: Multicolour printing on 80 GSM map litho paper, thermally laminated with 30-micron polyester film for durability, mounted on high-quality plastic rollers for hanging.​ Language Options: Available in English, Hindi, and Kannada; certified by the Survey of India.​ Content and Educational Features The poster map displays the maximum territorial reach of the Kushan Empire under its major rulers (notably Kanishka), spanning Bactria (modern Afghanistan), the Indus Valley, much of present-day Pakistan, northern and western India (Mathura, Pataliputra), and into Central Asia.​ Key cities and regions shown include Purushapura (Peshawar—capital under Kanishka), Mathura, Taxila, Surkh Kotal, and Ujjain; areas of influence extended to Sanchi, Sarnath, Khwarezm, and the upper Gangetic plains.​ Highlights the importance of trade routes such as the Silk Road, marking the empire’s vital role in connecting India, Rome, Persia, and China.​ Culturally significant sites from the Kushan period—including Buddhist centers (Gandhara, Mathura, Ajanta, Sanchi), major stupas, chaityas, and regions of Greco-Buddhist artistic influence—are indicated.​ The chart features historical notes on the Kushans’ patronage of Buddhism (including Mahayana Buddhism’s spread to Central Asia and China), their multicultural administration, monetary system (gold coins, Dinara), and the diversity of their population (Indo-Greek, Persian, Central Asian, Indian).​ Historical Context The Kushan Empire was founded by the Yuezhi, nomads from northwestern China, and expanded as one of the first great syncretic empires blending Hellenistic, Persian, and Indian traditions.​ The dynasty played a pivotal role in trade (linking Rome, China, Persia, and India), the spread of Buddhism, and advance of art and literature (Gandhara and Mathura schools, Asvaghosha, Charaka).​ The map visually demonstrates the Kushan period’s significance for political unity, religious pluralism, and early connections with Eurasian civilizations.​ This chart is an essential resource for teaching the history, geography, culture, and economic achievements of the Kushan Empire in ancient India and Central Asia.​

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