Gupta Empire (Indian empire contemporaneous)

The Gupta Empire (circa 320-550 CE) was a powerful ancient Indian dynasty known for advances in science, mathematics, arts, and literature. Often called the "Golden Age" of India, it unified much of northern India and fostered a flourishing culture. The Guptas made significant contributions like the concept of zero and decimal system, and supported classical arts and Hindu religion. Their governance promoted stability, trade, and learning, leaving a lasting legacy on Indian civilization and influencing neighboring regions.