The rise of the Aikṣvākus following the decimation of Haihēyas heralds the most prosperous phase in the civilization. Trētāyuga in tradition and the Mature-Harappan phase in archaeology (2600-2000 BCE) mirror the improved living standards of the common X-C Synchronisms in King-lists (Table-3) - c 2650-2550 BCE citizens, pointing to the end of the iniquitous Asura regime and the improved ratio of remuneration to produce under the native powers.
