The two major centers of power of the Kushanas were ___ and _.

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Kushanas ruled over Central Asia and North-west India around 2000 years ago. The two major cities of power of the Kushanas were Peshawar and Mathura.

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The two major centers of power of the Kushanas were ___________ and _________.

Kushanas ruled over Central Asia and North-west India around 2000 years ago. The two major cities of power of the Kushanas were Peshawar and Mathura.

The two major centers of power of the Kushanas were ___ and _.