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Samudra Gupta and the Golden Age of the Gupta Empire

With the rise of the Gupta Empire in India, under the reign of rulers like Samudra Gupta, a brilliant period of history unfolded. Samudra Gupta's military expeditions in the South and subjugation of tribal republics expanded his empire significantly. His reign saw successful foreign relations and diplomatic efforts. He is often likened to an Indian Napoleon for his conquests and statesmanship, while also being known for his tolerance towards Buddhism despite being a Brahmanical Hindu.

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Samudra Gupta and the Golden Age of the Gupta Empire

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  1. SAMUDRA GUPTA CHIEF FEATURES OF GUPTA PERIOD With the rise of Guptas the History of India enters upon a new epoch. A brilliant Period of Indian History. The founder of Imperial Gupta. The founder of the imperial Gupta was Chandra Gupta I who married Lichchhavi princess.

  2. SAMUDRA GUPTA Chandra Gupta was succeeded by his son Samudra Gupta about the year 3030 AD. He was the greatest king of the Gupta dynasty. He subduing the all the princess of Gangetic plain including Forest Tribes. The name of all Princess camomorate in the Allahabad inscription . All the states occupied by Samudra Gupta were directly annexed to his empire.

  3. HIS MILLITARY EXPENDATION IN THE SOUTH In the course of his campaigns he overcame the following states – South Kanchi, Kosola, Vyaghra-raja of Maha Kantara, Vishnu Gupa, The Pallavas. He was not retained permanent position of all this conquest states. Receiving the humble submission of all the states remains under his indirect control. Large measures of Gold collect from them to his treasury.

  4. SUB JUGATION OF TRIBAL REPUBLIC A number of Tribal states situated in the west an east frontier of Gupta empire. The rulers of all the states pay homage and tributes to him. The sates may be mentioned as Samatata , Kamrupa, Davaka, Kartripura, and Nepal in east and on west Rajputana, The Yaudheya in the bank of river Sutlej and Madrakas in Punjub After becoming Paramount power of India, He celebrated The Asyamadha and he successfully assertions of his Imperial rank.

  5. EXTENT OF SAMUDRA GUPTA’S EMPIRE His empire covered the most fertile and populous regions of Northern India. In the east his direct rule extent over all the territories of Brahmaputra valley. In the west up to Jamuna and Sambal rivers. On the North by the slopes of the Himalayas. On the South up to river Narmada. Beyond this limits he also controlled the Punjab, Malwa, Nepal, Kamrupa, Davaka, Samatata and Kartripura,Kumaon, Garhwal .

  6. HIS FOREGIN RELATIONS Samudra Gupta had diplomatic relations with the Kushana. He also send ambassador to the King MeghaVarmana.

  7. ESTEMATE OF SAMUDRA GUPTA His personal accomplishment of number of conquest and established a paramount Empire. Historian compared him as Indian Napoleon. Tremendous Gallantry of statesmanship. He was Brahmanical Hindu but he was tolerate Budhhisim.

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