Kanishka's acquisition of the scholar Ashvaghosha from Pataliputra had a profound impact on Indian literature and religion. Which of the following best describes Ashvaghosha's contribution?

Options:

• A: He translated the entire Tripitaka into the Bactrian language using the Greek script.
• B: He founded the Nalanda Mahavihara under Kanishka's direct financial sponsorship.
• C: He rejected the use of Sanskrit and insisted on writing Buddhist texts exclusively in local Prakrit dialects.
• D: He pioneered the use of classical Sanskrit kavya (poetry) and drama to propagate Buddhist philosophy, making it highly appealing to courtly elites.

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