The gupta empire resisted invasions by these people for a long time.

The Hunas

Explanation:

The collapse of the Gupta Empire before the Huns was not due to defects inherent to the army, but to internal problems, as was also happening in Western Europe and China.

During the reign of Chandragupta II, the army was made up of 500,000 infants, 50,000 knights, 20,000 cars and 10,000 elephants, plus an army of about 1,200 ships. Chandragupta II dominated the entire Indian subcontinent; the Gupta Empire was the most powerful in the world during his reign, while the Roman Empire was in decline.

Before the fall of the Gupta Empire, he knew how to repel all attempts of invasion by the Huns, but when the Gupta could no longer maintain their forces, they fell before the Huns.

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