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- - - - Early Hindu temples were small stone structures. They had
        
        flat roofs and contained only one or two rooms. In the Gupta
        
        period, though, temple architecture became more complex .
        
        Gupta temples were topped by huge towers and were covered
        
        with carvings of the god worshipped inside.
        
        Buddhist temples of the Gupta period are also impressive.
        
        Some Buddhists carved entire temples out of mountainsides.
        
        The most famous such temple is at Ajanta. Its builders filled the
        
        caves with beautiful wall paintings and sculpture.
- - - - Asoka the Great becomes emperor of Maurya. He expands the empire greatly.
      - The Gupta Empire begins to collapse.
      - Asoka the Great converts to Buddhism. He implements many reforms in the governmen