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Satavahanas capital was located at (Indian History & National Movement 03)

201. The time of the Mahaparinirvana of Buddha was about– 483 BC 

202. What does Tri-Ratna indicate in Buddhism– Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha

203. Bamiyan in Afghanistan was famous for– Buddha statue 

204. In Ardhanarishwar Idols Shiva And Parvati is the symbol of– Sum of God and his Shakti

205. The following is not included in prasthantrayi– Bhagawat 

206. The following deities is shown with plough in the arts– Balaram 

207. In which chapter (Kand) of Ramayana there is mention about first meeting of  Lord Ram and Hanuman– Kishkindha kand 

208. The ancient most mention about Devaki's son Krishna is found in– Chhandogya Upanishad 

209. Who started the worship of Vasudeva Krishna at first– Abhiras 

210. The Types of homage (Constancy) in Bhakti sect is– 9 

211. You have authority over Karma and not on result. It is said in– Gita scriptures   

212. The followings give importance to enlightenment, constancy and karma (deeds) as means for the salvation– Bhagawad Gita 

213. Which incarnation of Vishnu is depicted as restoring the earth from sea– Boar

214. The ancient most archival evidence of Bhagawat Sect is found from– Besnagar inscription of Heliodorous 

215. On the coins of the following rulers the image of Sankarshana and Vasudeva is  depicted– Agathocles 

216. Who were the Nayanars– Followers of Shaivism 

217. Sankhya philosophy was propounded by– Kapil 

218. Theory of Karma is associated with– Mimansa 

219. Propounder of Yoga philosophy is– Patanjali   

220. Nyaya philosophy was propagated by– Gautama 

221. The following is the distinctive features between a Nastika and Astika system in  India– Belief in the authenticity of the Vedas  

MAURYAN EMPIRE 

222. The following Rock Edict of Ashoka speaks of religious synthesis–  Rock Edict – XII 

223. How many years after his coronation did Emperor Ashoka conquered Kalinga– Eight years 

224. The following is NOT one of the nine Nandas as described in Mahabodhivamsa– Mahanandin 

225. According to Arthashastra 'Seetadhyaksh' was associated with– Agriculture 

226. The inscription of which one of the following kings gives the information that Sakyamuni Buddha was born at Lumbini– Ashoka 

227. Rummindei pillar edict of Ashoka is associated with– Birth place of Buddha 

228. The ancient most, inscriptional evidence mentioning the birth place of  Shakyamuni Buddha has been obtained in– Rummindei   

229. Who deciphered Brahmi script at first– James Prinsep 

230. Ashoka inscriptions were first deciphered by– James Prinsep 

231. Who were called Sarthavaha– Mercantile convoy 

232. Rajukas were– Officials in Maurya Empire 

233. The following Mauryan official was in-charge of weight & measurement– Pautavadhyaksha 

234. The rulers of which dynasty had established diplomatic relations with the far western countries like Syria– Maurya 

235. The followings was associated with revenue collection in Mauryan council of  ministers– Samaharta 

236. According to Arthashastra 'Sita land' meant– Land ploughed by tribals

237. In which of the following edicts of Ashoka, the names of South Indian states are mentioned– 2 nd major rock edict 

238. Turamaya, contemporary to Ashoka was the ruler of– Egypt 

239. In which year Chandragupta Maurya defeated Seleucus– 300 BC 

240. Ptolemy Philadelphus, with whom Ashoka had established diplomatic relation was the ruler of– Egypt 

241. The following can be compared with 'The Prince' of Machiavelli– Arthashastra by Kautilya 

242. Other name of Chanakya was– Vishnugupta 

243. Kautilya was the prime minister of– Chandragupta 

244. The following is seventh organ of the state as per Saptanga theory– Mitra 

245. Kautilya's Arthashastra is a– A book on principles of administration 

246. According to the following historians Dhamma propagated by Ashoka in his edicts was state religion– Fleet 

247. The ancient form of modern Devanagari script is– Brahmi 

248. Who established the monarchy in ancient Indian based on tri-principles of tolerance, liberty and compassion– Ashoka 

249. Which ruler had built the Sanchi Stupa– Ashoka 

250. Brahmi script deciphered at first was inscribed on– Pillars 

251. Bulandibagh was the ancient place in– Pataliputra 

252. The doors of famous education centre of Taxila during Mauryan period were  open for– Brahmin, Kshatriya and Vaishya community 

253. Penal laws during Maurayan period were– Quite Harsh 

254. The following has mentioned about the meeting of Sendrocottus (Chandragupta Maurya) and Alexander the great– Justin 

255. Kalsi is famous for– Ashokan edicts 

256. The first Indian Empire was established by– Chandragupta Maurya 

257. Which ruler had conquered Malwa, Gujarat and Maharashtra for the first time–  Chandragupta Maurya 

258. During whose reign Deimachus came to India– Bindusar 

259. What were the head of mines called in Arthashastra– Akaradhyaksha 

INDIA DURING POST-MAURYAN PERIOD 

260. 'Milind Panho' is in the form of a dialogue between King Milind and Buddhist Saint. The concerned saint was– Nagasena 

261. In whose tenure did the Mathura School of Sculpture started– Kushanas 

262. Which Ruler engraved human figure of Lord Buddha in his gold coin for the first time– Kanishka I  

263. The following inscriptions has earliest reference of word 'Bharatvarsh' (Bharadhvash)– Hathigumpha inscription of Kharvela 

264. The following inscriptions gives the information about two Ashwamedha Yajnas performed by the King Pushyamitra Shunga– Ayodhya inscription 

265. The following Kings is credited to have issued gold coins for the first time– Vima Kadphises 

266. The following had circulated the gold coins in India for regular use– Vima Kadphises 

267. The following had circulated the gold coins in regular during ancient India– Kushanas 

268. The following was the ancient most dynasty– Satavahana 

269. The most powerful dynasty of South India in post mauryan period was– Satavahana 

270. Satavahanas capital was located at– Amaravati

271. The following place was the capital of Satavahanas– Paithan 

272. Simuka was the founder of– Satavahana dynasty 

273. The date of Sarnath Buddhist image inscription of Kanishka is– 81 A.D. 

274. In which year the coronation of Kushan ruler Kanishka took place– 78 AD  

275. Shaka Samvat begins from– 78 AD 

276. The king of Kalinga Kharvel was related to– Chedi dynasty 

277. On which coins the image of Buddha is inscribed– Kanishka 

278. In north and north-west India, Copper Coins circulated in Bulk by– Kushanas   

279. The ancient most example of inscription in poetic style is found in–  Rudradaman of Kathiawad edict 

280. The followings was not associated with Kanishka's court– Vishakhadatta  

281. The following was not associated with the court of Kanishka– Patanjali   

282. The followings provided patronage to Charaka– Kanishka 

283. Who rejuvenated the Sudarshan lake without forced labour– Rudradaman I 

284. In literary history of India the names of Panini and Patanjali are well known. During which dynasty they emerged– Shunga 

285. Vikrama Samvat started in– 57 BC 

286. The difference of how many years is there between Vikram and Shaka Samvat–  135 years 

287. The following had offered four Ashwamedha Yajnas– Pravarsen I 

288. Patanjali, the author of Mahabhasya was contemporary to– Pushyamitra Shunga 

289. The inclination of the followings king was towards Jainism– Kharavela 

290. For which of the followings ruler the term 'Eka Brahmin' used–  Gautamiputra Shatakarni 

291. The inscription of Hathigumpha is the source of information about which King– Kharvela 

FOREIGN INVASION DURING ANCIENT INDIA 

292. The following did not come to India with Alexander– Deimachus 

293. The women of which Indian tribe or kingdom had taken up arms against  Alexander, after a large number of its soldiers had been killed or wounded in the battle field– Massaga 

294. The following addressed our country as India– Greek 

295. Name that brave Indian ruler who was defeated by Alexander on the Jhelum river  bank– Puru (Porus) 

296. The following Indo-Greek ruler had circulated lead coins– Strato II 

SANGAM PERIOD 

297. The followings Tamil epics is considered as 'Laghu Veda'– Kural 

298. The author of Shilapddikaram was– Illango 

299. Third Sangam was organized– Madurai 

300. Which Empire was not in Sangam period– Pallava 

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