Kasyapa I was an ancient king of the Kasyapa dynasty in India, known for his rule during the early centuries of the Common Era. He is often associated with the Kasyapa sage, a revered figure in Hindu mythology, and is believed to have contributed to the development of early Indian civilization. His reign is marked by advancements in agriculture and architecture, with significant contributions to the construction of temples and irrigation systems. Kasyapa I's legacy is reflected in the cultural and historical narratives of the region, influencing subsequent rulers and the evolution of Indian society.