Cuscan Rīce

Se Cuscan Rīċe (c. 1e–3e ȝēarhundred) ƿæs rīċe þæt in his grēatan tīde, ymbe 105–250, leȝde of Tajikistan, tō Caspia sǣ, tō Afghanistan, tō Gandis dene.

Þes rīċe hæfþ se Cuscan folc of Yuezhi ȝemacod, þæt cōmon of tōdæȝes Xinjiang in Ċīnan, man þincþ hīe sind cynn tō þǣm Toharisc folc. Hīe hæfdon diplomatic contacts mid Rōme, Sassanisc Persea and Cīna, and for several centuries were at the center of exchange betƿēonum þǣm Ēaste and Ƿeste.

Hēah Cuscan ƿealdendas

• Heraios (c. 1 – 30), forma Cuscan ƿealdend, ȝemǣnelīċe Cuscan ƿealdungtīd is ȝecnēatod
• Kujula Kadphises (c. 30 – c. 80)
• Vima Takto, (c. 80 – c. 105) elcor ȝehāten Soter Megas oþþe "Miċel Hǣlend."
• Vima Kadphises (c. 105 – c. 127) se forma miċela Cuscena cāsere
• Kanishka I (127 – c. 147)
• Vāsishka (c. 151 – c. 155)
• Huvishka (c. 155 – c. 187)
• Vasudeva I (c. 191 – 225), se sīðemesta miċelra Cuscena cāsera
• Kanishka II (c. 226 – 240)
• Vashishka (c. 240 – 250)
• Kanishka III (c. 255 – 275)
• Vasudeva II (c. 290 – 310)
• Chhu (c. 310? – 325?)
• Shaka I (c. 325 – 345)
• Kipunada (c. 350 – 375)

Ūtƿeardliċan bendas

• Metropolitan Museum capsule history
• New documents help fix controversial Kushan dating
• Antique Indian Coins
• Brief Guide to Kushan History