Vikramaditya is a legendary Indian king often associated with the Gupta Empire, which flourished around the 4th to 6th centuries CE. He is celebrated for his wisdom, valor, and patronage of arts and sciences. Many stories and folklore depict him as a just ruler who upheld dharma (righteousness) and supported scholars and poets. The tales of Vikramaditya are popular in Indian literature, particularly in the collection known as Vikram and Betaal. This collection features adventures and moral lessons, showcasing his intelligence and bravery. His legacy continues to inspire various cultural representations in literature, theater, and cinema across India.