Other areas of probable rule include Khwarezm[REF] Kausambi (excavations of Allahabad University),[REF] Sanchi and Sarnath (inscriptions with names and dates of Kushan kings),[REF] Malwa and Maharashtra,[REF] Odisha (imitation of Kushan coins, and large Kushan hoards) [REF].
The recently discovered Rabatak inscription confirms the account of the Hou Hanshu, Weilüe, and inscriptions dated early in the Kanishka era (incept probably 127 CE), that large Kushan dominions expanded into the heartland of northern India in the early 2nd century CE.