WorksheetsThe Mauryan empire
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
Who sent Megasthenes sent as ambassador to reside in Pataliputra?
Chandragupta
Seleucus Nicator
Alexander the Great
Chanakya
Who wrote the Arthashastra?
Chandragupta
Seleucus Nicator
Alexander the Great
Chanakya
Who is knows as the founder of the Mauryan empire?
Chandragupta
Seleucus Nicator
Megasthenes
Chanakya
Who was Ashoka's Father?
Chanakya
Chandragupta
Bimbisara
Nanda
Indian government has adopted the lion capital of Chandragupta to the be the National Emblem of India
True
False
Chandragupta was influenced by Jainism and Ashoka was influenced by Budhism
True
False
Chandragupta's Mauryan Empire was larger than that of Ashoka's
True
False
Ashoka had a change of heart after which war?
Pataliputra
Kalinga
Nanda
Ujjain
The capital of the Mauryan Empire was:
Pataliputra
Kalinga
Nanda
Ujjain
The Ashoka chakra holds significance to the people of India because:
it represents principles of Budhism
it represents the many kingdoms Ashoka conquered
it represents the number of ministers in his court
it represents greatness of King Ashoka
Which one of the following is NOT a primary source for studying the Mauryan Empire
12th grade NCERT history textbook
Indica
Arthashastra
Ashoka's edicts
Which of these is not a principle of Dhamma?
Speak the truth
Be kind to everyone, excluding servants and slaves
Practice charity
Follow the path of ahimsa
How did Ashoka spread Dhamma?
By setting up pillar and rock edicts
By appointing dhamma mahamatras
By setting up speakers throughout the empire
By taking people's lives if they didn't follow dhamma
Where all did Ashoka start trading?
Rome, Egypt, China, Afghanistan
Egypt, China, Rome, Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka, Egypt, China, Broach
China, Rome, Pakistan, China
Ashoka had a change of heart after which war?
Pataliputra
Kalinga
Nanda
Ujjain
Which one of the following is the author of Indica
Chanakya
Megasthenes
Chandragupta
In which language did Ashoka wrote in the inscription
Sanskrit
Prakrit
Tamil
Most of the edicts were inscribed on:
Stone and rocks
Metal
Brick
Wood
