Gupta script

Gupta script is an ancient writing system developed during the Gupta Empire in India around the 4th to 6th centuries CE. It served as a precursor to many modern Indian scripts and played a key role in documenting classical Indian texts, inscriptions, and government records. The script features rounded characters and a distinctive style that evolved from earlier Brahmi script. Its influence extended across South Asia, shaping subsequent scripts like Devanagari. Today, Gupta script is studied by scholars interested in historical linguistics and epigraphy, helping us understand India's linguistic and cultural history.