The Vakataka dynasty was directly related to which Gupta emperor?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Chandra Gupta II.

•  Prabhavatigupta was the daughter of Gupta emperor Chandra Gupta II and queen Kuberanaga.
•  She married Rudrasena II of the Vakataka dynasty during the reign of Rudrasena's father, Prithivishena I.
• Rudrasena II had a short reign of about five years before he died.
• After Rudrasena II's death, Prabhavatigupta acted as a regent for her minor sons, effectively ruling the Vakataka kingdom.
•  The marriage alliance between the Guptas and Vakatakas helped strengthen the political and military ties between the two powerful dynasties
• The Vakataka dynasty ruled parts of central and southern India during the 3rd to 5th centuries CE, including present-day Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.
• Important rulers of the Vakataka dynasty include Vindhyashakti, Pravarasena I, Rudrasena I, Prithivishena I, and Rudrasena II.