Samudragupta, it is said, was a rare combination of military genius and statesmanship which is essential for an empire builder. Which religion did Samudragupta belong to ?
Buddhism
Incorrect AnswerVedantism
Incorrect AnswerExplanation:
- Samudragupta was a key emperor of the Gupta dynasty in ancient India.
- He is remembered for his military prowess and diplomatic skills, which were crucial in expanding his empire.
- Hinduism was the religion that Samudragupta practiced.
- Hinduism was the prevalent religion during his reign and greatly influenced his style of rulership.
- Options 2, 3, and 4:
- Buddhism and Jainism were also practiced during this period, but Samudragupta mainly supported Hindu rituals and traditions.
- Vedantism is related to Hindu philosophy, but not a distinct religion during his time; it is a later development in Hindu thought.
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