Explanation: In India, the Sakas became assimilated into Hindu society. They began to adopt Hindu names and religious beliefs, so much so that their coins had representations of Hindu gods on one side.

• The Sakas appointed kshatrapas or satraps as provincial governors to administer their territories.
• Many of the kshatrapas titled themselves mahakshatrapas and were virtually independent rulers.
• One of the most famous of the Saka kshatrapas was Rudradaman (130–150 CE).

Source: Tamil Nadu NCERT