Ancient Capitals of India

The video tutorial discusses the most important topic in the history optional map section: ancient capitals. It covers 47 ancient capital sites across various regions in India, including Nepal, Jammu, Assam, UP, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Delhi. The video emphasizes the significance of these sites in history and provides a detailed exploration of each. Viewers are encouraged to download a PDF for more detailed information.

What is the primary focus of the map sections in history optional exams?

• Modern cities

• Ancient capitals

• Geographical features

• Historical events

Which ancient capital site is located in Nepal?

• Kanoes

• Kampurupa

• Parihaspura

• Kapilavastu

Which site is known as the ancient capital in Assam?

• Sirpur

• Wallaby

• Kampurupa

• Hollybeat

What is the name of the ancient capital site located in Haryana?

• Nagarjunakonda

• Badami

• Thanesir

• Vengi

Which ancient capital is found in Tamil Nadu and is famous for its proximity to Chennai?

• Madurai

• Tanjore

• Kanchipuram

• Amravati

Which ancient capital site is located in Madhya Pradesh?

• Mahismati

• Kampalia

• Mathura

• Virat Nagar

What is the name of the ancient capital site in Rajasthan?

• Kampalia

• Virat Nagar

• Kosambi

• Indraprastha

Which ancient capital site is located in Delhi?

• Rajgir

• C Nagar

• Suktimati

• Indraprastha

Which site is known as the ancient capital in Bihar?

• Kasi

• Sravasthi

• Champa

• Vaishali

What is the alternative name for the ancient capital site Kasi?

• Rajgir

• C Nagar

• Varanasi

• Suktimati