Complete Indian History One liners For All Competitive Exams(Part-08)


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Indian History One Liners

351. Who was the famous ruler of ancient India, who adopted Jainism in the last days of his life- Chandragupta

352. In the sixth century BCE, who had a huge stock in Magadha – iron

353. Name the kingdom that first used elephants in war – Magadha

354. herodotas is considered the- father of history

355. Whose army competed with the Greek ruler Alexander on the banks of the river Jhelum – Poru

356. Where did Chandragupta Maurya spend his last days- Shravanabelagola

357. Who was the son of Bindusara – Ashoka

358. Which would be the most accurate description of Mauryan monarchy under Ashoka – enlightened arbitrary rule

359. Who was the person whose name was Devanam Priyadarshi- Maurya King Ashoka

360. In which year Kalinga war took place – 261 BC

361. In which rock edict, Ashoka mentions the casualties of Kalinga war and declares war renunciation – Shila Rajadesh XIII

362. What was the name of the ambassador of Greece in the Maurya court – Megasthenes

363. Ashoka adopted Buddhism by being influenced by which Buddhist monk- Upagupta

364. Which was the most famous center of education during Mauryan period- Taxila

365. Who wrote the Arthashastra – Kautilya

366. Who and when did Ashoka’s inscriptions first clarify the meaning- 1837- James Prinsep

367. Soon after the Maurya dynasty, which dynasty came and ruled the kingdom of Magadha – Sunga

368. Charaka was the monarch of which- Kanishka

369. Which art is also known as Greco Buddhist art – Gandhara art

370. In which year Kanishka ascended the throne – 78 AD.

371. Who was the Kushan ruler of Buddhism – Kanishka

372. Who was a great ruler of Kalinga in ancient times- Kharavel

373. Kalinga ruler Kharavel gave protection – to Jainism

374. Gupta king who assumed the title of Vikramaditya – Chandragupta II

375. Silver coins of Gupta period are called- Rupyak

376. Who was called Lichhavi Dauitra – Samudragupta

377. Which Hindu king is famous on the name of Indian Napoleon – Samudragupta

378. From which year did the famous Gupta Samvat begin – 319 AD

379. Who built the Allahabad Pillar Inscription – Harishen

380. Who compiled the stories of Panchatantra – Vishnu Sharma

381. Varahamihira was an- ancient astronomer.

382. Who was the Chola king who took the Ganges from north to south – Rajendra Chola

383. Most of the Chola temples are dedicated to which deity- Shiva

384. Chola dynasty ruled mostly in which part of India – South

385. Which Chola ruler had conquered the northern part of Sri Lanka and made it a province of his empire- Rajaraja

386. Which Chola ruler built the new capital Gangaikonda Cholapuram – Rajendra I.

387. Where was the capital of ancient Chola empire – Uraiyur

388. Who built the Kailashnath Temple at Ellora – Krishna.

389. Ellora has caves and rock-cut temples – Hindu, Buddhist and Jain

390. Sapta Pagoda of Mahabalipuram is a witness to the art preserved by- Pallavas

391. The famous Kailash temple cut by solid rock at Ellora was constructed under the protection of- Rashtrakuta

392. During the reign of which Pallava ruler, a long struggle had begun between the Pallavas and the Chalukyas – Mahendra Varman.

393. Rath temples were built in Mahabalipuram during the reign of which Pallava ruler – Narasimana Varman I

394. Who was the famous ruler of Western Chalukya dynasty- Pulakeshin II

395. In whom is the Bhoomi Maam of the second Pandyan kingdom mentioned – Thalavipuram copper plates

396. Who was the author of Vikramankadevacharit – Bilhan

397. The author of Kandabari, a great romantic Nabak was- Banabhatta

398. Who built the famous Dilwara temple in Mount Abu, Rajasthan in the 13th century- Tejpal

399. Which religions / religions have temples in Khajuraho group of monuments in Madhya Pradesh – both Hindu and Jain

400. Mihir Bhoj belongs to which clan of Rajputs – Pratihara

Conclusion

In conclusion, “Complete Indian History One Liners” is a valuable for anyone preparing for competitive exams. This compilation offers a concise and comprehensive overview of Indian history, covering ancient civilizations, significant events, and key figures.

Whether you’re studying for entrance exams or seeking to broaden your understanding of Indian history, this resource will help you grasp the essential concepts and developments that have shaped the Indian subcontinent.

By harnessing the power of these succinct one-liners, you can confidently approach your exams and demonstrate a deep understanding of Indian history. Empower yourself with knowledge and conquer the challenges ahead with “Complete Indian History One Liners!”

 

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