Ancient Temple of Gupta Period
The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has found remains of an ancient temple dating back to the Gupta Period, 5th Century CE in Bilsarh village of Uttar Pradesh's Etah.
About Gupta Temple Architecture
- The Guptas were the first to build structural temples, distinctly different from the ancient rock-cut temples.
- The Gupta Dynasty ruled the North Central India between the 4th and 6th centuries CE and is considered a golden age for arts.
- The Dynasty was founded by Chandragupta I who acceded to the throne in 320 CE.
Key Features of Gupta Period Temple Architecture
- The Gupta style was influenced by Kusana, Mathura, ....
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