History of India, 380 AD, Chandragupta II took over the Gupta Empire

In 380 AD, Chandragupta II, the son of Samudragupta, took over the Gupta Empire, which was located in what is now India.

During this time, the Gupta Empire was a powerful and prosperous kingdom.

Chandragupta II was a successful ruler, and under his reign, the Gupta Empire reached its peak in terms of its size and influence.

He was known as 'Vikramaditya' and was a great patron of art and culture.

He encouraged the development of Sanskrit literature and built many Hindu temples and monasteries.

He also encouraged the development of trade and commerce, and the Gupta Empire became a major trading hub in the region.

Chandragupta II also established an administrative system which was based on the principles of justice and equality.

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