(a) Division of Gupta Administrations: 

• During the Gupta period, the king was the center of administration. The Prince, Amatya (ministers), and advisors helped him. Many times, the prince was appointed as viceroy who looked after the provincial administration. 
• Every province was subdivisions These subdivisions were called Vishaya There was an independent administrator appointed to these Visayas. They were known as ‘Vishayapath’. ‘
• Kumaramatya’ were the provincial officers and ‘Ayuktak’ were the officials who looked after the affairs of the districts. 
• Gupta’s administration was decentralized. Many decisions were taken.

(b) Changes in the economic structure, economy of agriculture: 

• The economic structure of the agricultural system was changed by the Gupta kings. 
• They preferred giving land to local farmers for tilling. Land donations were also made for the cause of religion and learning. These lands were tax-free. 
• They were called Agraharas 
• The civil and military officers were granted land grants instead of salaries. Because of revenue tax exemption on the donated land. 

The power was concentrated on the local landlord

Sugarcane and wheat were cultivated in the northwest province of the Gupta empire while the rice was cultivated in Magadha and eastern regions.

(c) Development of Gupta Coinage:

• Gold Smiths enjoyed a high social status in this period. 
• The gold coins are excellent examples of their skills. 
• The beautiful and realistic portrayal of various aspects of the king is the characteristic of Gupta Coins.