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Volume - IX
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THE GUPTA AGE

In the field of science, there were the shining figures of Aryabhata, Varahamihira and Brahmagupta who made great contributions to mathematics and astronomy. Aryabhata was the first to discover that - the earth revolved round its own axis as also around the sun. He is the father of modern algebra. The value of zero and the decimal system evolved during this period. In other branches of science remarkable feats of metallurgy for instance were accomplished as is witnessed by the iron pillar of  Mehrauli, near Delhi.

The Gupta Age made significant contributions to Indian art too. The figures in stone at Saranath and the frescoes of Ajanta belong to this Age and they are even today considered master pieces.

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