During the Gupta period, who was the Commander-in-Chief of the Gupta Army?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Mahasenapati
Explanation:
· The title Mahasenapati referred to the Commander-in-Chief of the Gupta Army.
· He was responsible for leading military campaigns, maintaining armed forces and advising the king on war strategies.
· The Gupta administration had a well-organised military setup, and the Mahasenapati held one of the most important posts within it.
Information Booster:
· The Gupta Empire is often called the Golden Age of India, known for efficient administrative and military systems.
· Other significant officials in Gupta administration included Kumaramatya, Sandhivigrahika (minister of peace and war), and Mahamatya (chief minister).
Additional Knowledge:
· Option (a) Sandhivigrahika – Handled treaties, negotiations and diplomacy, not military command.
· Option (b) Amatya – Served as a minister or advisor in the royal court.
· Option (d) Mahamatya – High administrative officer but not the army chief.