Rise and fall of the imperial Guptas

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This work is based on an incisive, extensive and critical study of the entire source material that has come to light since 1888 when Dr. J.F. Fleet's epoch-making work was published as Vol. III of the Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum.

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