name for great writers of the Gupta Empire and their works
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Answer:The Guptas ruled over India from 3rd country A.D. to 6th century A.D. with their capital at Pataliputra.
The Gupta Age ushered in a new era in Indian history. Its uniqueness lay in the fact that during this period some of the world’s best specimens in art, literature, philosophy, astronomy and science were produced.
That is why the Age has been variously branded as the Golden Age, the Classical Age, the Age of Efflorescence, Age of Renaissance or the Age of Hindu Revivalism.
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Therefore, historians have compared this age with the brilliant Periclean Age of Greece, Augustan Age of Rome and the Elizabethan Age of England. India witnessed an unprecedented outpouring of literary, artistic and scientific activities which gave a new impetus and drive for the shaping of Indian culture.
The background for the high standard of Gupta culture can be traced back to several factors. The outstanding military achievements of the Gupta rulers like Samudragupta and Chandragupta II Vikramaditya made India politically united and ushered in an era of good governance and progress. Both inland and foreign trade flourished under their rule. The country became wealthier. Peace, tranquility and prosperity prevailed everywhere
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kalidas , aryabhata vishnu sharma are some great writters
kalidas - considered the greatest poet and dramatist of the Sanskrit
aryabhata- the first of the Indian mathematician-astronomers who worked on the approximation for P
Vishnu Sharma, thought to be the author of the Panchatantra fable