Kushan

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Kushan or Kushana may refer to:

• Kushan, an ancient people of Central Asia of Yuezhi origin
• Kushan Empire (1st–4th centuries CE), an empire formed by the Yuezhi in Central Asia and the northern Indian subcontinent
  • Kushan art, the art of the Kushan Empire
  • Kushan coinage, the coinage of the Kushan Empire
  • Kushan script, a partially deciphered writing system, used to record a language related to Bactrian
  • Kushana Brahmi, an Indic script, a variant of Brahmi
• Kushano-Sasanian Kingdom or the Indo-Sassanian Kingdom (230–365 CE), kingdom in Bactria and the northern Indian subcontinent, part of the Sasanian Empire
  • Kushanshahr, a province of the Sasanian Empire covering the area of the Kushano-Sasanian Kingdom
  • Kushan Shah, a title of Kushano-Sassanian kings
• Kushan dance, an Indian folk dance based on the Ramayana epic
• Kushan Nandy, an Indian filmmaker
• Kushana Bush, a New Zealand artist
• Kushanabha, a Hindu mythological king
• Kushan Pass, a Hindu Kush mountain pass in Afghanistan
• Kushan-e Pain, a village in Sistan and Baluchistan, Iran

Entertainment

• Kushan, a large empire from the Berserk series

See also

• Kusha (disambiguation)
• Kashan (disambiguation)
• Kushaniya, a medieval town near Samarkand

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