Gupta Empire

The Gupta Empire, flourishing from around 320 to 550 CE, is considered a golden age in Ancient Indian history. It was marked by significant advancements in art, science, literature, and mathematics. Under rulers like Chandragupta II and Samudragupta, the empire expanded and unified much of northern India. Notable achievements include advancements in medicine, the concept of zero in mathematics, and classical Sanskrit literature, exemplified by works like Kalidasa's dramas. The Gupta period laid foundational cultural and intellectual contributions that influenced future generations and established a legacy central to Indian heritage.