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Questions |
Answer |
| 1 |
The Gupta dynasty ruled during – |
319-500 A.D. |
| 2 |
Which rulers had performed four Ashwamedhas? |
Pravarasena-I |
| 3 |
Who is known as the Napoleon of India? |
Samudragupta |
| 4 |
Who is called ‘the Napoleon of Ancient India’? |
Samudragupta |
| 5 |
The first Gupta ruler to assume the title of “Param Bhagavata” was – |
Samudragupta |
| 6 |
The Allahabad Pillar inscription is associated with which one of the following? |
Ashoka & Samudragupta |
| 7 |
The Ashoka Pillar at Allahabad provides information about the reign of? |
Samudragupta |
| 8 |
Prayag Prashasti tells about the military campaign of – |
Samudragupta |
| 9 |
An inscription by whom on the pillar containing Prayag Prasasti of Samudragupta? |
Jahangir |
| 10 |
Which of the following inscriptions reveals information about the Silk Weavers Guild? |
Dashpur Inscription |
| 11 |
Prithivyah Pratham Veer’ was the title of – |
Samudragupta |
| 12 |
The iron column, located in the courtyard of Delhi’s Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque is a retention of – |
Chandra |
| 13 |
Which dynasty was distracted the most by the Hunas invasion? |
Gupta |
| 14 |
The Hunas invaded India during the reign of – |
Skandagupta |
| 15 |
Who among the following Gupta Rulers conquered Hunas? |
Skandagupta |
| 16 |
The Gupta emperor who defeated the ‘Hunas’ was? |
Skandagupta |
| 17 |
From which inscription it is known that Skandagupta defeated Hunas? |
Bhitari Pillar Inscription |
| 18 |
Who is known as a ‘Saka-conqueror’? |
Chandragupta- II |
| 19 |
Who was the first Gupta ruler to issue silver coins? |
Chandragupta- II |
| 20 |
From the third century AD when the Huna invasion ended the Roman Empire, the Indian merchants relied more and more on the – |
South-East Asian trade |
| 21 |
Which ports handled the North Indian trade during the Gupta period? |
Tamralipti |
| 22 |
Centers located in Gujarat, Bengal, Deccan, and Tamil The country during the Gupta period was associated with which of the following – |
Textile manufacture |
| 23 |
Who is known for his Ayurvedic thematic composition during the Gupta period? |
Sushruta |
| 24 |
Which among the Nine Gems of Chandragupta was associated with Astrology? |
Kshapanaka |
| 25 |
Kalidasa was in the ruling period of – |
Chandragupta- II |
| 26 |
Which (among these) are Gupta’s gold coins? |
Dinara |
| 27 |
The silver coins issued by the Guptas were called – |
Rupaka |
| 28 |
Who was the first Gupta ruler to issue coins? |
Chandragupta-I |
| 29 |
In Sanskrit plays written during the Gupta period women and Sudras speak – |
Prakrit |
| 30 |
Which is the main teaching of Gita? |
Nishkama karma yoga |
| 31 |
The first inscriptional evidence of the Sati Pratha has been found from – |
Eran |
| 32 |
Who established Gupta Samvat? |
Chandragupta- I |
| 33 |
The gradual decline of towns was an important feature of which period? |
Gupta period |
| 34 |
Which ruling dynasty donated the maximum number of villages to temples and Brahmins? |
Gupta Dynasty |
| 35 |
In Ancient India, which dynasty’s rule was considered the Golden Age? |
Gupta |
| 36 |
What was the land revenue rate in the Gupta age? |
Sixth part of the production |
| 37 |
What is the land revenue rate in religious books? |
1/6 |
| 38 |
What is a valid tax according to Hindu law? |
One-sixth of the yields |
| 39 |
The Gupta Empire granted tax-free agrarian land to whom – |
Brahmins |
| 40 |
Which type of land was called ‘Aprahat’? |
Without cultivated forest land |
| 41 |
In ancient India, the irrigation tax was called – |
Bidakabhagam |
| 42 |
In the 3rd AD, Warangal was famous for – |
Iron implements |
| 43 |
Tormad was from the racial group of – |
Huna |
| 44 |
Who defeated the Huna ruler Mihirakula? |
Yashodharman |
| 45 |
Chinese traveler ‘Sungyun’ came to India in – |
515 AD to 520 AD |
| 46 |
The ancient Indian play Mudrarakshasa of Visakhadutt has its subject on – |
The ancient Indian play Mudrarakshasa of Visakhadutt has its subject on |
| 47 |
In the ancient period, which Varna was also called ‘Sarthavaha’? |
Vaishya |
| 48 |
With reference to the period of the Gupta dynasty in ancient India, the towns Ghantasala, Kadura, and Chaul were well-known as – |
ports handling foreign trade |
| 49 |
The game of ‘Chess’ is said to have originated in – |
India |
| 50 |
Mrichchhakatika’ is an ancient Indian book written by Shudraka that deals with – |
The love affair of a rich merchant with the daughter of a courtesan |
| 51 |
Whose contribution is there in ancient Sankhya Darshan? |
Kapila |
| 52 |
The system of philosophy propounded by Kapila Muni is – |
Sankhya Philosophy |
| 53 |
Sankhya’ Philosophy is propounded by – |
Kapila |
| 54 |
Who propagated ‘Yoga Darshan’? |
Patanjali |
| 55 |
The inventor of Yoga was – |
Patanjali |
| 56 |
When is International Yoga Day celebrated? |
21 June |
| 57 |
Which one of the following is not part of “Ashtanga yoga”? |
Anusmriti |
| 58 |
The writer of Mahabhashya ‘Patanjali’ was a contemporary of – |
Pushyamitra Shunga |
| 59 |
The founder of the school of Navya-Nyaya was – |
Gangesh & Udayana |
| 60 |
“Live well, as long as you live. Live well even by borrowing, for once cremated, there is no return.” This rejection of the afterlife is an aphorism of the – |
Charvakas |
| 61 |
Which is the highest value according to Charvaka? |
Kama |
| 62 |
The Nyaya Philosophical system was propagated by – |
Gautama |
| 63 |
The author of ‘Nyaya Darshan’ was – |
Gautama |
| 64 |
Mimansa was initiated by – |
Jaimini |
| 65 |
The theory of Karma is related with – |
Mimansa |
| 66 |
Which schools of philosophy is of the opinion that Vedas contain the eternal truth? |
Mimansa |
| 67 |
Which pairs does not form part of the six systems of Indian Philosophy? |
Lokayata and Kapalika |
| 68 |
The Founder of Advaita Philosophy is – |
Sankaracharya |
| 69 |
According to Advaita Vedanta, Mukti can be obtained? |
Gyana |
| 70 |
Who is called the founder of Indian Atomism? |
Maharshi Kanad |
| 71 |
Which philosophies of India propounded the atom theory? |
Vaisheshika |
| 72 |
The Badami rock inscription of Pulakesin I is dated in the Saka year 465. If the same were to be dated in Vikrama Samvat, the year would be – |
601 |
| 73 |
A Chalukya inscription is dated in the year 556 of the Saka era. It is equivalent to – |
634 A.D. |
| 74 |
According to Puranas, the prime place of Chandravanshi’s ruler was – |
Pratishthan Pur |
| 75 |
The Capital of Maukharri was – |
Kannauj |
| 76 |
Information regarding the time of Harsha is contained in the books of – |
Kalhana |
| 77 |
Who has written the ‘Harshacharita’? |
Banabhatta |
| 78 |
Emperor Harsha had shifted his capital from Thaneshwar to – |
Kannauj |
| 79 |
Harshavardhana organized two great religious conventions – |
Kannauj and Prayaga |
| 80 |
he place in U.P. where Harsh Vardhana organized the Buddha mega convention – |
Prayag |
| 81 |
Emperor Harsha’s Southward march was stopped on the Narmada River by – |
Pulakeshin-II |
| 82 |
who had defeated Harshavardhana? |
Pulakeshin II |
| 83 |
The Chalukyan ruler Pulakesin’s victory over Harsha was in the year – |
618 A.D. |
| 84 |
In whose reign period the Chinese Traveller Hiuen-Tsang visited India? |
Harsh |
| 85 |
Which Chinese traveler visited India during Harshavardhana’s rules? |
Hiuen-Tsang |
| 86 |
Which phrases defines the nature of the ‘Hundi’ generally referred to in the sources of the post-Harsha period? |
A bill of exchange |
| 87 |
The famous Chinese pilgrim Fa-Hien visited India during the reign of – |
Chandragupta II |
| 88 |
During Hiuen Tsang’s tour in India’s most famous city for the production of cotton clothes – |
Mathura |
| 89 |
The term ‘Kausheya’ has been used for – |
Silk |
| 90 |
Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang studied at the University of – |
Nalanda |
| 91 |
The major reason behind remembering Hiuen-Tsang is – |
Composition of Sei-Yu-Kei |
| 92 |
The Chinese traveler who visited Bhinmal was – |
Hieun Tsang |
| 93 |
The famous Travelogue ‘Si-Yu-Ki’ is linked with – |
Hiuen-Tsang |
| 94 |
Chinese writers mention India by the name of – |
Yin-tu |
| 95 |
Nalanda University was destroyed by – |
Muslims |
| 96 |
Nalanda Vihar was destroyed by– |
Bakhtiyar Khalji |
| 97 |
The most ancient monastery in India is – |
Nalanda |
| 98 |
Nalanda is located in – |
Bihar |
| 99 |
During the Gupta Period, the main business center was – |
Kannauj |
| 100 |
In travel through India, Fahhien mentioned a hospital, it was located at – |
Pataliputra |
| 101 |
The Chinese Pilgrim who visited India in the early 6th century was – |
Sung Yun |
| 102 |
Adi Shankar who later became Shankaracharya was born in – |
Kerala |
| 103 |
Where are the four monasteries established by Adi ‘Shankaracharya’ situated? |
Joshimath, Dwarka, Puri, Sringeri |