320–c. 335 or c. 350), the son and successor of the second king, Ghatotkaca (c. 280–c. 319), assumed the title of mah?ar?ajadhir?aja. This has led some
The Gupta dynasty emerged in the fourth century A.D. and ruled over large parts of northern India. The Gupta empire bonded the independent kingdoms such as Samatata. (Bangladesh), Davaka (Koshal region), Kamrupa (Assam), Nepal and Katripur. (Punjab) and subjugated different 'tribes' such as Malavas, Arjunayanas
The Gupta period marks the important phase in the history of ancient India. The long and efficient rule of the Guptas made a huge impact on the political, social and cultural sphere. Though the Gupta Empire was not widespread as the Maurya Empire, but it was successful in creating an empire that is significant in the.
After the decline of the Kushanas, north India witnessed the rise of the Gupta dy- nasty. The rulers of this dynasty were able to establish a vast empire that included almost the entire north India. The Guptas had certain material advantages that helped them to carve an empire. They operated from eastern U.P. and Bihar
Article shared by : Read this article to learn about the whole history of the Gupta Empire. It's Foundation, Rulers, Administration, Economy, Social Developments, Culture and Literature ! After centuries of political disintegration an empire came to be established in A.D. 319, under the Guptas. Although the Gupta Empire was
GUPTA EMPIRE IS CONSIDERED AS A GOLDEN AGE OF INDIA. The peace and prosperity created under the leadership of the Guptas enabled the pursuit of scientific and artistic endeavors. This period became known as the. Golden Age of India because it was marked by extensive inventions and discoveries in science
Gupta Empire. ASHVINI AGRAWAL. Panjab University, India. THE FOUNDATION OF THE EMPIRE. The political picture of India toward the beginning of the 3rd century CE reflects the decline of two great powers – the Kushans in the north and the Satavahanas in the south. The Kushan power broke down due to the rise.
Abbreviations and Transliteraiion xv. Chap. 1 : A brief outline of the History of the Impreial Gupta Dynasty. . _ 1. Chap. II : General Introduction to the. Gupta Coinage . . 12. Chap. III :_ Coinage of Chandragupta I . . 26. Chap. IV z Coinagc of Samudragupta .. 39. 1' Standard type . . 4l. « -Archer type . . 53. Battle-axe type .. 56.
Since the fall of the Mauryan Empire in the second century BC, India had remained divided. For 500 years, India was a patchwork of independent kingdoms. During the late third century, the powerful Gupta family gained control of the local kingship of Magadha (modern-day eastern India and Bengal). The Gupta Empire is.

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