Magadha Empire

Who founded the Magadha Empire?

• King Bimbisara

• Emperor Chandragupta

• Queen Nandini

• King Ashoka

What was the capital city of the Magadha Empire?

• Varanasi

• Kolkata

• Ayodhya

• Pataliputra

Which famous ruler of the Magadha Empire was known for his military conquests?

• Ashoka the Great

• Chandragupta Maurya

• Akbar the Great

• Harsha

What was the significance of the Magadha Empire in ancient India?

• The Magadha Empire was significant in ancient India due to its role in the rise of Buddhism and Jainism, and as the birthplace of the Maurya Empire.

• The Magadha Empire had no influence on the spread of religions in ancient India

• The Magadha Empire was primarily a nomadic civilization

• The Magadha Empire was known for its advanced naval fleet

Which dynasty ruled the Magadha Empire?

• Chola dynasty

• Gupta dynasty

• Maurya dynasty

• Haryanka dynasty

What was the economic system of the Magadha Empire based on?

• Manufacturing, tourism, and tribute

• Hunting, craftsmanship, and tribute

• Agriculture, trade, and taxation

• Mining, fishing, and bartering

How did the Magadha Empire contribute to the spread of Buddhism?

• Magadha Empire banned the practice of Buddhism

• Magadha Empire destroyed Buddhist temples

• Magadha Empire promoted Hinduism over Buddhism

• Embracing and promoting Buddhism through Ashoka's rule.

What role did the Magadha Empire play in the unification of India?

• The Magadha Empire was a maritime power that had no influence on the unification of India.

• The Magadha Empire expanded its territory through conquests and alliances, playing a key role in the unification of India.

• The Magadha Empire focused solely on internal conflicts, hindering the unification of India.

• The Magadha Empire was a peaceful empire that had no impact on the unification of India.

Who was the last ruler of the Magadha Empire?

• Bimbisara

• Shishunaga

• Ashoka

• Chandragupta Maurya

What led to the decline of the Magadha Empire?

• Internal conflicts, invasions by foreign powers, weakening of central authority

• Strong leadership and governance

• Peaceful alliances with neighboring kingdoms

• Economic prosperity