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The early Indian civilization that developed a counting system incorporating zero is the Gupta Empire, which thrived from around the 4th to 6th centuries CE. This innovation is attributed to Indian mathematicians, who recognized zero as a numeral and a concept, which significantly advanced mathematics. The numeral system they created later influenced mathematical practices globally, particularly through its adoption in the Islamic world and then Europe.

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