Kushan coinage

Kushan coinage refers to the currency issued during the Kushan Empire, which flourished in ancient India from the 1st to the 3rd century CE. These coins featured intricate designs, often depicting rulers, deities, and symbols, reflecting the diverse cultures within the empire. The Kushans introduced a standard monetary system that facilitated trade across Central Asia and India. Their coins were typically made of gold, silver, and copper, showcasing artistic craftsmanship. The Kushan coins played a crucial role in commerce and are valuable for understanding the economic, cultural, and political history of the region during that period.