What is the meaning of 'successive dynasties'?
English Language & Usage Asked on July 23, 2021
I know it means one after another, but dynasty means a series of rulers or leaders who are all from the same family.
how could one family have two dynasty?
I mean, it is same dynasty then why they called it successive???
One Answer
how could one family have two dynasty?
You're misinterpreting the passage.
The Kushans were a culture/society that formed an empire in India. It says that there were two families that formed two separate ruling dynasties. The first was the Kadphises and the second was the Kanishka. The Kanishka directly followed on from the Kadphises, therefore they are successive dynasties.
Correct answer by KillingTime on July 23, 2021
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