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The Gupta Empire ruled much of India from about AD 320 to 540 and created a golden age for India. The Gupta Empire gave power to the individual villages of the empire and the city governments. During the golden age of the Gupta Empire, trade and farming increased greatly. There were also great advances in learning made during this empire. Students began to be educated in religious schools, although, the students still studied many subjects besides religion such as math, medicine, language, and literature. During this empire, the system of writing that we use now and the decimal system were created. The people of this empire were also very advanced in medicine and literature. There were three main religions in the Gupta Empire, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism, although, the people were mostly Hindus. The Guptas built many Hindu shrines and the religion prospered under their rule. Overall, the Gupta Empire created a golden age that resulted in many great advances for India.