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Question-1
Which one of these statements is not true regarding the social and economic life during Harsha’s reign?
(A)
The position of women was very good.
(B)
The practise of Swayamvara had declined
(C)
Trade and commerce had declined
(D)
Villages were self sufficient
Question-2
Which amongst Harsha’s campaigns is deemed as the most important?
(A)
Against Sasanka
(B)
Against Dhuruvasena II
(C)
Against Pulikesin II
(D)
Against Bhaskaravarman
Question-3
Harshavardha succeeded to his brother’s throne, when he was treacherously murdered by which ruler of Bengal?
(A)
Devagupta
(B)
Grihavarman
(C)
Sasanka
(D)
Rajyavardhana
Question-4
This personality married Rajasri, sister of Rajyavardhana, and was murdered by the rulers of Malwa and Bengal. Rajyavardhana was also murdered while avenging the death of his brother-in-law. Who are we speaking about?
(A)
Sasanka
(B)
Grihavarman
(C)
Devagupta
(D)
Dhuruvasena II
Question-5
Which of these inscriptions is said to contain the sign of Harsha?
(A)
Allahabad inscription
(B)
Madhuben plate inscription
(C)
Sonpat inscription
(D)
Banskhera inscription
Question-6
The famous Hinayana University during Harsha’s reign was located at:
(A)
Kanauj
(B)
Kalinga
(C)
Valabhi
(D)
Ujjain
Question-7
Name the first important king of the Pushyabhuti dynasty.
(A)
Harshavardhana
(B)
Prabharavardhana
(C)
Rajyavardhana
(D)
Devagupta
Question-8
Which place was made Harsha’s capital after his first expedition?
(A)
Bengal
(B)
Kanauj
(C)
Malva
(D)
Kalinga
Question-9
Which of these were authored by Banabhatta?
(A)
Kadambari
(B)
Harshacharita
(C)
Priyadarshika
(D)
Both a&b
Question-10
What is the common connection between Ratnavali, Nagananda and Priyardarsika?
(A)
All are dramas.
(B)
Historical sources of knowledge on Harsha’s period
(C)
All were written by Harsha
(D)
All the above
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