A later type of ornate Bodhisattvas is known, seen in seated or standing statuary, which seems closely related to the seen in the art of Gandhara. A dated statue of this type bears an inscription in the Year 28 of the Kushan Emperor Vasishka, who ruled circa 247-265 CE. The jewelry of these Bodhisattva statues includes heavy necklaces, ornate turbans, bejeweled armbands, a string across the chest with small reliquaries. The types of princely ornaments of these statues were adopted for the depiction of Hindu gods Vishnu or Surya in the following period.