The Great Silk Road Monuments Of Northwest Bactria Kushan Period
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This article discusses the monuments of the Great Silk Road of the Kushan period in northwestern Bactria. The Rabatak inscription includes several important lists: the cities of northern India over which Kanishka claimed his rights; about the gods who were worshiped in the Kanishka dynastic temple in Rabatak; and the predecessors of Kanishka, his great-grandfather Kuyul Kadphizes, the founder of the Kushan dynasty, his grandfather Vima (I) Taktu and his father Vima (II) Kadphises. The name Vima Taktu is also attested, presumably as the name of the reigning monarch, in the Bactrian inscription at Dasht-e-Navur, where several inscriptions in Bactrian, Kharosthi and undeciphered script are inscribed on the same rock.
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