Kanishka is a name of Sanskrit origin, commonly used indian and Pakistani cultures. It means "one who is born to rule" or who is destined to rule. " The name has a rich historical background, associated with the Kushan Empire's ruler Kanishka I, who was known for her extensive patronage of Buddhism. The name has been used across various dynasties and cultures, symbolizing power and leadership. Its use has evolved over time, reflecting different cultural and historical contexts. Today, the name is still popular, particularly in South Asian communities, where it is often chosen for its graceful and regal connotations.
