Gupta Empire
15 artifacts · 250 CE – 600 CE · architecture (6) · people (6) · art (2) · artifact (1)
The Gupta Empire represents a pinnacle of Indian civilization, known for its advancements in science, mathematics, and the arts. Here, artifacts from renowned sites like the Ajanta and Ellora Caves illustrate a period of remarkable intellectual and artistic achievements, revealing the empire's lasting influence on Indian culture.
The Collection
- Chandragupta I — 250 CE · people
- Samudragupta — 335 CE · people
- Kumaragupta I — 399 CE · people
- Ajanta Caves — 400 CE · architecture
- Chandragupta II — 400 CE · people
- Kalidasa — 400 CE · people
- Udayagiri Caves, Vidisha MP — 400 CE · architecture
- Tigawa Temple — 400 CE · architecture
- Mathura art — 400 CE · art
- Nalanda Mahavihara — 450 CE · architecture
- Gupta art — 450 CE · art
- Aryabhata — 476 CE · people
- iron pillar of Delhi — 500 CE · artifact
- Deogarh — 500 CE · architecture
- Ellora Caves — 600 CE · architecture