Question

during the Gupta period there were three main religions in India - Hinduism , Buddhism , Jainism. The official position of the government of during this period of time was?

Answer 1

Answer:

Although the Gupta rulers practiced Hindu rituals and traditions, it is clear from these discoveries that the empire was characterized by religious freedom. Evidence of a Buddhist university within the region is further proof of the peaceful coexistence between Hindus and Buddhists.

Explanation:

Gupta rulers patronised the Hindu religious tradition and orthodox Hinduism reasserted itself in this era. However, this period also saw the peaceful coexistence of Brahmins and Buddhists and visits by Chinese travellers like Faxian (Fa Hien), a Buddhist monk. Brahmanism (Hinduism) was the state religion.