Gupta India refers to the time period (c. 320 CE - 550 CE) when the Gupta dynasty ruled over a large part of present-day India. It is considered a golden age of Indian civilization, characterized by advancements in art, science, mathematics, literature, and philosophy.
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Sanskrit Literature: The classical literature written in Sanskrit during the Gupta period, including famous works like the Mahabharata and Ramayana.
Decimal System: A numerical system developed during Gupta India that introduced the concept of using zero as a placeholder and decimal places in arithmetic calculations.
Classical Age: A period marked by significant cultural achievements and intellectual progress. In India, the Gupta period is often referred to as a classical age.