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The '''Kushan Empire''' was a relatively short-lived empire that controlled a vast area from the eastern shores of the Caspian Sea across the north and east of modern Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and much of the Ganges valley in northern [[India]]. From the last years of the first century A.D. to its disintegration in the first half of the 3rd. it controlled all the land trade routes between the [[Mediterranean]], then under the [[Roman]]s at the height of its power, and [[China]].  
 
The '''Kushan Empire''' was a relatively short-lived empire that controlled a vast area from the eastern shores of the Caspian Sea across the north and east of modern Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and much of the Ganges valley in northern [[India]]. From the last years of the first century A.D. to its disintegration in the first half of the 3rd. it controlled all the land trade routes between the [[Mediterranean]], then under the [[Roman]]s at the height of its power, and [[China]].  
  
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