Gupta Empire
c. 320–c. 550
Indian empire of a golden age in mathematics, science and literature.
- Type
- Era
- Date
- c. 320–c. 550
- Place
- India
Who was alive during Gupta Empire
- Faxian 337–c. 422, pilgrim
- Gu Kaizhi c. 344–c. 406, painter
- Jerome c. 345–420, theologian
- Theodosius I 347–395, emperor
- Kalidasa c. 350–c. 450, poet
- Augustine of Hippo 354–430, theologian
- Hypatia c. 360–415, philosopher
- Alaric I c. 370–410, king
- Saint Patrick c. 385–c. 461, missionary
- Pope Leo I c. 400–461, pope
- Attila c. 406–453, ruler
- Zu Chongzhi 429–500, mathematician
- Odoacer c. 433–493, king
- Bodhidharma c. 440–c. 528, monk
- Theodoric the Great 454–526, king
- Clovis I c. 466–511, king
- Anthemius of Tralles c. 474–c. 534, architect
- Aryabhata 476–550, mathematician
- Benedict of Nursia c. 480–c. 547, monk
- Boethius c. 480–524, philosopher
- Justinian I c. 482–565, emperor
- Belisarius c. 500–565, general
- Procopius c. 500–c. 565, historian
- Theodora c. 500–548, empress