Konica' s capital was at qurush pura ; which of the following places in his large kingdom had the atatus almost of second capital?

Kanishka (c. 78-144 CE), the great Kushana ruler, established his capital at Purushapura (modern-day Peshawar). Mathura, however, served as his second capital and was a major center of art, culture, and administration. Excavations at Mathura reveal extensive Kushana presence, including inscriptions, sculptures, and architectural remains, confirming its near-capital status.