Kasyapa II was a king of the ancient Indian dynasty known as the Kushanas. He ruled during the 2nd century CE and is often recognized for his contributions to the spread of Buddhism in the region. His reign is marked by a blend of cultural influences, including Hellenistic and Indian traditions. Under Kasyapa II's leadership, the Kushana Empire expanded its territory and engaged in trade with neighboring regions. His rule is significant for promoting art and architecture, particularly in the construction of stupas and monasteries, which played a crucial role in the development of Buddhist culture in India.