Gurjara

Gurjara refers to an ancient region and cultural group in northwestern India, primarily associated with the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty that ruled parts of northern India from the 8th to 11th centuries. The term is often linked to the people, culture, and art of that era, which had significant influence on Indian history. The Gurjara identity reflects a region known for its advancements in architecture, sculpture, and administration, and played a key role in resisting invasions and fostering regional power during medieval times.