Every tide of the Huna invasion made the Gupta rule weaker. – InterviewSolution

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1.	Every tide of the Huna invasion made the Gupta rule weaker.
Answer» During the period of Kumargupta son of Chandragupta II, the Huna in India began. Kumargupta withheld the attacks of Hunas. After Kumargupta, the succeeding kings proved to be incapable of protecting their kingdom. Finally, the Gupta empire disintegrated into many and small kingdoms.

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