Gold coins of Gupta rulers indicate what?
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Correct answer: Prosperous economy and royal power
Gupta gold coins, often showing rulers in royal or ceremonial activities, provide evidence of authority, wealth, political messaging and access to valuable metal. They suggest substantial resources and economic activity, although coins alone cannot measure the whole economy. They certainly do not indicate stopped trade, forest-only life or absence of writing.
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Prosperous economy and royal power
Why is this the correct answer?
Gupta gold coins, often showing rulers in royal or ceremonial activities, provide evidence of authority, wealth, political messaging and access to valuable metal. They suggest substantial resources and economic activity, although coins alone cannot measure the whole economy. They certainly do not indicate stopped trade, forest-only life or absence of writing.
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This is a Class 11 History question. Chapter: Writing and City Life.
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