What was a common feature of Gupta period temple architecture?
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Correct answer: प्रारंभिक संरचनात्मक मंदिरों का विकास
The Gupta period saw important development of permanent structural temples built from materials such as stone and brick. These temples established forms such as sanctum and early tower designs that influenced later Indian architecture. Hence option A is correct. Moving huts, water ships and paper pillars are not architectural features of Gupta temples.
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प्रारंभिक संरचनात्मक मंदिरों का विकास
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The Gupta period saw important development of permanent structural temples built from materials such as stone and brick. These temples established forms such as sanctum and early tower designs that influenced later Indian architecture. Hence option A is correct. Moving huts, water ships and paper pillars are not architectural features of Gupta temples.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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