E9- History - 09 - Study Karnataka

E9- History – 09

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The Rashtrakutas were eventually defeated by which dynasty in the 10th century CE?

a) Gold

b) Silver

c) Bronze

d) Iron

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The Rashtrakutas were one of the earliest Indian dynasties to issue coins in which metal?

a) Pataliputra

b) Delhi

c) Manyakheta

d) Hampi

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The Rashtrakutas ruled from which capital city?

a) Architecture

b) Painting

c) Sculpture

d) Music

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The Rashtrakuta Dynasty was one of the major patrons of which art form in India?

a) Chola Empire

b) Gupta Empire

c) Pallava Empire

d) Mughal Empire

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The Rashtrakuta Dynasty was known for its warfare skills and fought many battles against which empire?

a) Brihadeeswara Temple

b) Sun Temple Konark

c) Kailashnath Temple

d) Ellora Caves

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Which famous temple was built during the Rashtrakuta rule?

a) Buddhism

b) Jainism

c) Hinduism

d) Zoroastrianism

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The Rashtrakutas were known for their patronage of which religion?

a) Amoghavarsha I

b) Govinda III

c) Krishna III

d) Indra III

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The Rashtrakuta Dynasty reached its peak under the rule of which king?

a) Dantidurga

b) Amoghavarsha I

c) Govinda III

d) Krishna III

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Which ruler founded the Rashtrakuta Dynasty?

a) South India

b) North India

c) East India

d) West India

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The Rashtrakuta Dynasty ruled over which region of India?

a) Bindusara

b) Chandragupta Maurya

c) Ashoka the Great

d) Samudragupta

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Which Maurya emperor is known for his patronage of the arts, including literature, drama, and music?

a) 20

b) 25

c) 30

d) 35

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The Maurya Empire was known for its highly organized administrative system, which was divided into how many provinces?

a) Rock

b) Gold

c) Copper

d) Silver

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Ashoka the Great is known for his famous edicts, which were inscribed on which material?

a) Bindusara

b) Chandragupta Maurya

c) Ashoka the Great

d) Samudragupta

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Which Maurya emperor was the first to adopt Buddhism?

a) Bindusara

b) Chandragupta Maurya

c) Ashoka the Great

d) Samudragupta

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Which Maurya emperor was known for his conquests in the Deccan region of India?

a) 100 years

b) 200 years

c) 300 years

d) 400 years

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Which of the following was the official language of the Maurya Empire?

a) Sanskrit

b) Prakrit

c) Tamil

d) Pali

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Which Greek ambassador visited the court of Chandragupta Maurya?

a) Megasthenes

b) Seleucus Nicator

c) Alexander the Great

d) Porus

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The capital of the Maurya Empire was located at which city?

a) Pataliputra

b) Taxila

c) Ujjain

d) Vaishali

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The Maurya Empire was founded by which emperor?

a) Chandragupta Maurya

b) Bindusara

c) Ashoka the Great

d) Samudragupta

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Which famous Jain scholar lived in the court of the Pallava king Mahendravarman I?

a) Kundakunda

b) Haribhadra Suri

c) Hemachandra

d) Siddhasena Divakara

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Which famous Pallava king is known for his construction of the Kailasanatha temple in Kanchipuram?

a) Narasimhavarman II

b) Paramesvaravarman II

c) Nandivarman II

d) Dantivarman

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Which famous Pallava king is known for his military campaigns against the Chalukya dynasty?

a) Narasimhavarman II

b) Paramesvaravarman II

c) Nandivarman II

d) Dantivarman

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Which famous Chinese traveler visited the Pallava kingdom during the 7th century CE?

a) Fa-Hien

b) Hiuen Tsang

c) Xuanzang

d) Yijing

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Which famous Pallava queen is known for her valor in defending her kingdom against foreign invasions?

a) Rani Mangammal

b) Chenamma

c) Abbakka Rani

d) Rudramadevi

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Which famous Pallava king is known for his patronage of the arts and architecture, particularly the construction of rock-cut temples?

a) Narasimhavarman I

b) Paramesvaravarman I

c) Simhavishnu

d) Mahendravarman I

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