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The Gupta Empire ruled northern India from 320 to 647 CE. Key Gupta rulers included Chandragupta I and Chandragupta II, who expanded the empire and engaged in profitable trade with the Mediterranean world. A Chinese monk described people in India during this time as happy and charitable, though the caste system was becoming entrenched. The Guptas achieved advancements in art, medicine, mathematics, literature, astronomy, and other fields. However, invasions by the Huns in the 4th century began the decline of the powerful Gupta Empire.
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Gupta empire
The Gupta Empire ruled over northern India from 320 to 500 CE. Key rulers included Chandragupta I, who established the empire, Samudragupta who expanded its territory by defeating neighboring rulers, and Chandragupta II who presided over a golden age of prosperity through extensive trade networks. During this period, India experienced advances in areas such as mathematics, astronomy, medicine, sculpture, and literature as exemplified by the works of poet Kalidasa. However, invasions by the Huns in the 4th century led to the decline of the Gupta Empire and the fracturing of northern India into separate kingdoms.
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The Gupta Empire from the 4th to 6th centuries CE was a high point of India's ancient history, known as the Golden Age of India. Sources that provide information about this period include accounts by foreign travelers like Fa-Hien and works by the poet Kalidasa. Archaeologically, the Allahabad pillar inscription praised the emperor Samudragupta, while the Deogarh Temple showed architectural and artistic achievements. The large Nalanda University attracted students from across Asia. The Guptas created a sophisticated administrative system and the scientist Aryabhata made important advances in mathematics and astronomy. Overall, this was a period of extensive development and prosperity under strong imperial rule.
The gupta empire
The Gupta Empire flourished in India from 320 to 550 CE. Key rulers included Chandragupta I, Samudragupta, and Chandragupta II, who expanded the empire and engaged in profitable trade. The empire was characterized by a relatively free society with advances in mathematics, science, arts, and literature. However, the empire declined due to invasions of the Huns, breaking India into separate kingdoms until the arrival of Muslims.
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Chandragupta II further expanded the vast Gupta Empire built by his father Samudragupta through military conquests and strategic matrimonial alliances. He married princess Kubernaga of the Naga dynasty and princess Prabhavati Gupta to Vakataka king Rudrasena II to cement political ties. Chandragupta II's long 40-year reign saw both territorial growth and cultural prosperity under the Guptas. Primary sources that provide details about his reign include the works of Kalidasa, accounts of Chinese travelers Faxian and Xuanzang, and inscriptions such as the Mathura pillar inscription and Mehrauli pillar inscription.
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The document summarizes the rise of the Magadha Empire in ancient India. Some key factors that contributed to its rise included its natural boundaries along rivers, abundant natural resources like iron ore, control of trade routes along rivers and land, fertile land from Himalayan rivers, supportive population, and enthusiastic rulers from dynasties like the Haryanka and Nanda. The Magadha Empire was centered around cities like Rajgriha and Pataliputra (modern Patna) and benefited from available resources like elephants, iron ore, and skilled artisans to develop strong military forces and specialized industries. Successive rulers expanded the empire through conquests of neighboring regions.
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Chandragupta II further expanded the vast Gupta Empire built by his father Samudragupta through military conquests and strategic matrimonial alliances. He married princess Kubernaga of the Naga dynasty and princess Prabhavati Gupta to Vakataka king Rudrasena II to cement political ties. Chandragupta II's long 40-year reign saw both territorial growth and cultural prosperity under the Guptas. Primary sources that provide details about his reign include the works of Kalidasa, accounts of Chinese travelers Faxian and Xuanzang, and inscriptions such as the Mathura pillar inscription and Mehrauli pillar inscription.
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Gupta empire
- 1. Gupta Empire 320 CE – 647 CE
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- 8. Extensive Trade: 4c spices spices gold & ivory gold & ivory rice & wheat horses cotton goods cotton goods silks
- 10. Gupta Art Greatly influenced Southeast Asian art & architecture.
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