During the Gupta era, a collection of religious traditions derived from Vedic, Brahmanic, and Upanishadic practices, among others, and collectively called ________, flourished, becoming India's dominant faith.

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During the Gupta era, Hinduism flourished and became India's dominant faith, incorporating a variety of religious traditions from Vedic, Brahmanic, and Upanishadic practices.

During the Gupta Era, a Collection of Religious Traditions Derived