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Why was the period of The Golden Age of India, also known as the Gupta Empire, given this honorable name?

1. They advanced mathematics by establishing the use of numbers 1 through 9 and zero as a placeholder.
2. They followed astronomy but came short of concluding the earth rotates on an axis.
3. Buddhist and Hindu shrines and temples with beautiful architecture are evidence of magnificent work.
4. Paintings using the technique of fresco were copied by neighboring countries.
5. The ancient Indian literature, written in Sanskrit, peaked during this Empire.

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Respuesta :

Paintings using a fresco technique has been copied by neighbouring countries.

Option 4

Explanation:

Maharaja Sri Gupta's Gupta Empire was an old Indian state spanning most of the Indian subcontinent from around 320-550 EC.  

The Gupta reign started a period of peace and development, as it was expanded by territorial expansion by war, characterized by advances in science, technology, architecture, poetry, dialectics, poetry, logic, arithmetic, theology, philosophy and theology.

A Golden age of India characterized by vast discoveries and inventions in science, innovation, architecture, poetry, dialectics, literature, logic, arithmetic, theology, religion, and philosophy started to flourish in the Gupta Empire.