(A) Vatsa

(B)Avanti

(C)Kosala

(D)Panchala

(A) Magadha

(B)Vatsa

(C)Avanti

(D)Kosala

(A) Both of their daughters were given in matrimonial alliance to Prasenajith

(B)Both were famous kings of the Kosala Kingdom

(C)Both were famous kings of the Magadha kingdom

(D)Both were against Jainism and Buddhism

(A) Magadha

(B)Anga

(C)Vaisali

(D)Gandhara

(A) Ayodhya

(B)Rajagriha

(C)Kausambi

(D)Ujjain

(A) Digha Nikaya

(B)Anguttara Nikaya

(C)Dwapara Nikaya

(D)Mahagnana Nikaya

(A) Kosala

(B)Panchala

(C)Avanti

(D)Gandhara

(A) The Licchavi family of Vaisali

(B)The ruling family of Kosala

(C)The royal house of Madra in central Punjab.

(D)Matrimonial alliance with the Anga kingdom

(A) Of all the kingdoms of north India, Magadha emerged powerful and prosperous. It became the nerve centre of political activity in north India.

(B)Her strategic position between the upper and lower part of the Gangetic valley was a great advantage. It had a fertile soil.

(C)The iron ores in the hills near Gaya and copper and iron deposits near Rajgir added to its natural assets.

(D)Her location at the centre of the highways of trade of those days contributed to her wealth.

(A) Religious toleration

(B)Taxation

(C)The policy of Divide and Rule

(D)Matrimonial alliances