The development of temple architecture in the Gupta period shows which cultural change?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: Expansion of image worship and temple tradition
Gupta-period temples and images show the growing importance of permanent shrines, icon worship, and developed religious art in several Brahmanical traditions. This does not mean that all earlier religious practices disappeared or that towns and agriculture ended. Temple architecture is cultural and religious evidence, while the other options make extreme claims unrelated to the architectural development being asked about.
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Expansion of image worship and temple tradition
Why is this the correct answer?
Gupta-period temples and images show the growing importance of permanent shrines, icon worship, and developed religious art in several Brahmanical traditions. This does not mean that all earlier religious practices disappeared or that towns and agriculture ended. Temple architecture is cultural and religious evidence, while the other options make extreme claims unrelated to the architectural development being asked about.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 History question. Chapter: Writing and City Life.
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