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Question-1
This ruler who lived during the period 322 – 298 B.C. was the founder of the Mauryan Empire. Name him.
(A)
Asoka
(B)
Chandragupta
(C)
Bindusara
(D)
Upagupta
Question-2
What is the importance of Selukas Niketar in the Mauryan history?
(A)
Greek Ambassador sent to the Mauryan court.
(B)
Alexander’s General who was defeated by Chandragupta Maurya
(C)
He first deciphered the Asokan inscriptions
(D)
Author of the famous book Indica that depicts Mauryan history
Question-3
Name the clever minister of Chandragupta Maurya who was also the author of Arthasastra.
(A)
Kautilya
(B)
Chanakya
(C)
Vishnugupta
(D)
All of the above
Question-4
Which script was employed for engraving the Asokan inscriptions?
(A)
Brahmi
(B)
Karoshti
(C)
Devanagiri
(D)
Both a&b
Question-5
Which important person in history was called as Amitragatha by the Greeks?
(A)
Chandragupta
(B)
Upagupta
(C)
Bindusara
(D)
Asoka
Question-6
This Greek ambassador in the court of Chandragupta Maurya authored the famous book Indica. Though his book survived only in fragments. Yet, his account gives details about the Mauryan administration, particularly the administration of the capital city of Pataliputra and also the military organization. Who is the personality in question?
(A)
Megasthenes
(B)
Kautilya
(C)
Vishakadatta
(D)
Deimachus
Question-7
Mudrarakshasa is a:
(A)
Novel
(B)
Drama
(C)
Song
(D)
Fiction
Question-8
Name the Greek ambassador sent the Mauryan court by Selukas Niketar.
(A)
Deimachus
(B)
Machavelli
(C)
Vishnugupta
(D)
None of the above
Question-9
What do Asoka’s edicts deal with?
(A)
Details of his war and rule
(B)
Instructions given to his officials
(C)
Asoka’s Dhamma
(D)
All of the above
Question-10
The Arthasastra was discovered by whom?
(A)
Mangalathu Raman Varyar
(B)
R. Sharma
(C)
R. Shama Sastri
(D)
Gobind Sastri
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