Solution:Asvaghoşa was a Sarvastivada thinker. He is called the Milton, Goethe, and Voltaire of India. Important works by Asvaghoşa include Vajrasuchi, Buddhacharita, Saundarananda, and Sariputra Prakarana. Saundarananda describes Nanda, Buddha's stepbrother, and his wife, Sundari. Asvaghoşa resided in the court of Kanişka and served as the VicePresident and Chief Guest at the Fourth Buddhist Council held during Kanişka's time.