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प्रश्न
Why is the Gupta Period known as the Golden Age of Indian culture?
उत्तर
- The Gupta Period saw significant progress in ideal administration, art, culture, economy, medical, literature, education, astronomy, etc.
- Taxila near Rawalpindi and Nalanda in Bihar are popular universities. Five architects designed the Bhitrigaon temple in Kanpur, Bhitari temple in Gazipur, and Deogarh temple in Jhansi.
- Eminent astronomers included Aryabhatta, Varahmibira, and Brahmagupta. Charaka and Sushruta were Ayurveda experts. The ‘Iron Pillar’ in New Delhi illustrates high-level metallurgy with its high-quality iron.
- Kalidas, Sudraka, Bhasa, Harishena, Dandin Subandhu, Bharavi, Banbhatta, and Vishnusharma were great poets. Also composed during this time were Puranas and Bhagavata Gita. Certainly, Indian culture was at its peak.
संबंधित प्रश्न
The Provincial Governors during the reign of the Gupta were called by which names?
The Districts (Vishyas) were placed under whose charge during the rule of Guptas
Mention an important cause for the revival of Brahmanical religion in the Gupta period.
Mention the extent of King Harsha’s empire.
Name the two sects into which Buddhism got split during Kanishka’s reign.
Harshavardhana not only brought the greater part of northern India under his direct rule, he also consolidated his dominions by efficient administrative machinery.
In this context explain:
His Administration.
With reference to political conditions in India between 6th and 8th centuries, answer the following question:
When did Harshavardhana ascend the throne ? Give an account of his reign?
With reference to political conditions in India between 6th and 8th centuries, answer the following question:
Give a brief account of the Chalukya and the Pallava Kingdoms in the South.
With reference to the progress in art and architecture during the Gupta era, answer the following question:
What are the characteristic features of the Ajanta painting?
With reference to the Gupta administration, mention briefly:
Provincial and District Administrative Machinery
