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    Quick Quiz

    The Gandhara School of art is the synthesis of

    (a) Indian and Persian Art

    (b) Indian and Chinese Art

    (c) Indian and Turk-Afghan Art

    (d) Indian and Greek Art

    Option d – Indian and Greek Art

    Which one of the following sculptures invariably used greenschist as the medium?

    (a) Mauryan sculptures

    (b) Mathura sculptures

    (c) Bharhut sculptures

    (d) Gandhara sculptures

    Option d – Gandhara sculptures

    Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?

    (a) Harappan Civilisation – Painted Grey Ware

    (b) The Kushans Gandhara School of Art

    (c) The Mughals – Ajanta Paintings

    (d) The Marathas Pahari School of Painting

    Option b – The Kushans Gandhara School of Art

    Consider the following name of contemporaries of Kanishka and select the correct answer from the codes given below: I. Ashvaghosha II. Vasumitra III. Kalidas IV. Kamban Codes

    (a) I and IV

    (b) II and III

    (c) I and II

    (d) All of these

    Option c – I and II

    The ancestors of Shungas originated from

    (a) Magadha

    (b) Prayag

    (c) Ujjain

    (d) Saurashtra

    Option c – Ujjain

    The stylistic compositions of Sunga’s terracottas are typically

    (a) handmade

    (b) single-mould impressed

    (c) double-mould impressed

    (d) wheel-turned

    Option c – double-mould impressed

    Which of the following inscription gives information about two Ashvamedha Yajnas performed by King Pushyamitra Shunga?

    (a) Sarnath inscription

    (b) Besnagar inscription

    (c) Ayodhya inscription

    (d) Hathigumpha inscription

    Option c – Ayodhya inscription

    Which dynasty ruled over India after the Shunga dynasty?

    (a) Satvahana

    (b) Kushana

    (c) Kanva

    (d) Gupta

    Option c – Kanva

    Who was the founder of the Kanva Dynasty?

    (a) Vasudeva Kanva

    (b) Devabhuti

    (c) Simuka

    (d) Kharavela

    Option a – Vasudeva Kanva

    Simuka was the founder of which of the following dynasties?

    (a) Chera

    (b) Chola

    (c) Pandya

    (d) Satavahana

    Option d – Satavahana

    Who among the following rulers is stated as the protector of the ‘Varna system’?

    (a) Pushyamitra Shunga

    (b) Kharavela

    (c) Gautamiputra Satakarni

    (d) Vasudeo

    Option c – Gautamiputra Satakarni

    Which among the following was the earliest dynasty?

    (a) Chalukya

    (b) Pallava

    (c) Rashtrakuta

    (d) Satavahana

    Option d – Satavahana

    Which dynasty was most powerful after Maurya in Southern India?

    (a) Satvahana

    (b) Pallava

    (c) Chola

    (d) Chalukya

    Option a – Satavahana

    The capital of the Satavahanas was located at

    (a) Amravati

    (b) Nanded

    (c) Naldurg

    (d) Durg

    Option a – Amravati

    Which of the following places was the capital of Satvahanas?

    (a) Pratisthan

    (b) Nagarjuna Konda

    (c) Shakal or Sialkot

    (d) Pataliputra

    Option a – Pratisthan

    Which of the following rulers were identified through matronymics (names derived from that of the mother)

    (a) Mallas of Pava

    (b) Videhas of Mithila

    (c) Yaudheyas

    (d) Satavahanas

    Option d – Satavahanas

    For which of the following rulers “Ekabrahmana” has been used?

    (a) Pushyamitra Shunga

    (b) Kharavela

    (c) Gautamiputra Satakarni

    (d) Susharma

    Option c – Gautamiputra Satakarni

    Which Purana consists of the longest list of Andra Satavahana kings?

    (a) Vayu Purana

    (b) Vishnu Purana

    (c) Matsya Purana

    (d) None of the above

    Option c – Matsya Purana

    Which one among the following statements regarding Satavahanas is not correct?

    (a) The Satavahanas are identified with the Andhras of the Puranas.

    (b) The Satavahanas claimed Brahmana descent and followed Brahminical Vedic tradition.

    (c) Satavahanas and Sakas were involved in prolonged conflict.

    (d) Vashishtiputra Satakarni defeated Saka ruler Rudradaman.

    Option d – Vashishtiputra Satakarni defeated Saka ruler Rudradaman

    Consider the following statements pertaining to the Satavahanas. I. Satavahana rulers was identified through metronymics. II. Satavahana’s succession to the throne was generally patrilineal. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

    (a) Only I

    (b) Only II

    (c) Both I and II

    (d) Neither I nor II

    Option c – Both I and II

    Which of the following cities is not mentioned in the Rabatak inscription of Kanishka?

    (a) Shravasti

    (b) Kaushambi

    (c) Pataliputra

    (d) Champa

    Option a – Shravasti

    Which Chinese general had defeated Kanishka?

    (a) Pan Chao

    (b) Ban Yong

    (c) She Huang Ti

    (d) Ho-Ti

    Option a – Pan Chao

    Buddhism was divided into Mahayana and Hinayana during the reign of which of the following rulers?

    (a) Kanishka

    (b) Chandragupta II

    (c) Ashoka

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Kanishka

    The inscription of Hathigumpha is the source of information about which king?

    (a) Kharavela

    (b) Ashoka

    (c) Harshavardhan

    (d) Kanishka

    Option a – Kharavela

    The social status assigned to the foreigners in Indian society by Manu was the

    (a) Kshatriyas

    (b) Fallen Kshatriyas

    (c) Vaishyas

    (d) Sudras

    Option b – Fallen Kshatriyas

    When was Vikram Samvat started?

    (a) 78 AD

    (b) 57 BC

    (c) 72 BC

    (d) 56 BC

    Option b – 57 BC

    Which God is found depicted on Yaudheya coins?

    (a) Vasudeva

    (b) Shiva

    (c) Indra

    (d) Kartikeya

    Option d – Kartikeya

    Bamiyan of Afghanistan was famous for

    (a) Hindu temple

    (b) Work of elephant teeth

    (c) Gold coin of coinage

    (d) Buddha statue

    Option d – Buddha statue

    The First Persian ruler who captured some part of India was

    (a) Cyrus

    (b) Cambyses

    (c) Darius-l

    (d) Shaharsh

    Option c – Darius-I

    The art style which combines Indian and Greek features is called

    (a) Sikhar

    (b) Vera

    (c) Gandhara

    (d) Nagara

    Option c – Gandhara

    Many of the Greeks, Kushans, and Shakas embraced Buddhism rather than Hinduism because

    (a) Buddhism was in the ascendant at that time

    (b) they had renounced the policy of war and violence

    (c) caste-ridden Hinduism did not attract them

    (d) Buddhism provided easier access to Indian society

    Option d – Buddhism provided easier access to Indian society

    With reference to the invaders in ancient India, which one of the following is the correct chronological order?

    (a) Greeks, Shakas, and Kushans

    (b) Greeks, Kushans, and Shakas

    (c) Shakas, Greeks, and Kushans

    (d) Shakas, Kushans, and Greeks

    Option d – Shakas, Kushans, and Greeks

    Which one of the following is the correct chronological order of the given rulers of ancient India?

    (a) Ashoka, Kanishka and Milinda

    (b) Milinda, Ashoka and Kanishka

    (c) Ashoka, Milinda and Kanishka

    (d) Milinda, Kanishka and Ashoka

    Option c – Ashoka, Milinda and Kanishka

    Which of the following is not correctly matched?

    (a) Kushanas – Gold and copper

    (b) Gupta – Gold and silver

    (c) Satavahanas – Gold

    (d) Kalachuris – Gold, silver, and copper

    Option c – Satavahanas – Gold

    Consider the following statements. I. The last Mauryan ruler, Brihadaratha was assassinated by his commander-in-chief, Pushyamitra Sunga. II. The last Shunga King, Devahuti, was assassinated by his Brahmana minister Vasudeva Kanva who usurped the throne. III. The last ruler of the Kanva dynasty was deposed by the Andhras. Which of these statements is/are correct?

    (a) I and II

    (b) Only II

    (c) Only III

    (d) I, II, and III

    Option d – I, II, and III

    The King of Kalinga Kharavela was related to which of the following dynasty?

    (a) Chedi

    (b) Kadamba

    (c) Kalinga

    (d) Haryanka

    Option a – Chedi

    Which of the following kings was a patron of Jainism?

    (a) Ashoka

    (b) Harsha

    (c) Pulakeshin II

    (d) Kharavela

    Option d – Kharavela

    Who among the following kings had heavily leaned towards Jainism?

    (a) Dashratha

    (b) Brihadratha

    (c) Kharavela

    (d) Huvishka

    Option c – Kharavela

    King Kharavela is related to

    (a) Piller inscription of Girnar

    (b) Piller inscription of Junagarh

    (c) Hathigumpha inscription

    (d) Sarnath inscription

    Option c – Hathigumpha inscription

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