What dynasty reunited much of northern India five hundred years after the Mauryan dynasty failed?

The Gupta Dynasty reunited much of northern India approximately five centuries after the fall of the Mauryan Dynasty. Established around the early 4th century CE, the Gupta Empire is often referred to as a golden age of Indian culture, marked by significant achievements in art, science, and literature. Under leaders like Chandragupta II, the dynasty expanded its territory and influence, fostering a period of relative peace and prosperity in the region.