During the Mauryan reign which of the following provinces was considered as the gold mine hub in Karnataka?

Most Ashokan inscriptions were written in Prakrit language while those in the northwest of the subcontinent were in Aramaic and Greek:

Which mauryan emperor had his inscriptions engraved on rocks and pillars during his reign from 273/272-232/231 BCE?

Who was the grandfather of King Ashoka?

The Lauria Nandangarh Pillar is located in__

Which Mauryan emperor led a military campaign to conquer Kalinga, around 261 BCE?

With reference to the distribution of Ashokan inscriptions, which among the following sites is in the modern state of Gujarat?

The sarnath Lion Capital erected by the Mauryan Ruler Ashoka, was made up of ___

Megasthenes was an ambassador who was sent to the court of Chandragupta Maurya by the ruler named Seleucus Nicator.

The lethal war with Kalinga transformed the vengeful Emperor Ashoka to a stable and peaceful emperor and he became a follower of–

The most important event of Ashoka's reign was the conquest of Kalinga, the modern area which proved to be an important change in his life.

Ashoka adopted Buddhist teachings after the war of ______.

The famous Kalinga war sent Emperor Ashoka to leave the war and inspired him to adopt Buddhism, when this war was fought in Odisha.

Who was the teacher of Chandragupta Maurya?

Which of the following books is written by Megasthenes?

Megasthenes was one of the earliest explorers to come to India. He was related to which country?

Who mentioned Adhyakshas as the superintendents of different departments in the Mauryan administration?

Kautilya's Arthashastra gives us information about ______ administration.

Which Ashokan Rock Edict mentions of Ashoka's Triumph over Kalinga?

The earliest deciphered epigraphy of Ashoka's inscription in India was written in which script?

James Prinsep, an archaeologist, philologist and official of the East India Company, deciphered Ashokan edicts (which were in the Brahmi script) in the year:

______ deciphered Brahmi and Kharosthi script that were used for earlier inscriptions.

Emperor Ashoka sent the apostles to remote places to propagate the ideals of Buddhism so that people could inspire their lives through the teachings of Lord Buddha. There evangelists included his son ______ and daughter ______?

Which of the following King was the father of Sanghamitra and Mahendra Varman?

______ developed Dharma Vijaya, the policy of Victory by Righteousness.

Chandra Gupta's son ______ was the second ruler to sit on the throne of the Mauryan Empire.

Emperor Ashoka was the son of ______ who belonged to the Maurya dynasty.

The great emperor Ashoka belonged to which dynasty?

Whose successor was Emperor Ashoka?

Emperor Ashoka engraved the order on stone pillars and stone planks ______ and established them at the principal places of his Kingdom so that the people could act accordingly.

______ was the capital of the Mauryan Empire.

The rulers Pulakesin I and Pulakeshin II were related to which of the following dynasties?

Who was the most illustrious ruler of Chalukya dynasty?

What is the main occupation of merchants known as Shroff, Seth, Sahukar, Mahajan and Cheti since ancient times?

Who among the following Chola kings is considered the greatest?

Which kings of the Pallava dynasty also wrote Sanskrit plays?

Which Chalukya king defeated king Harsha of Kannauj?

Who was the last ruler of the Chola dynasty?

Which Chola king won the Persian conquest of the islands of Maldives?

Which Kingdoms were ruled by the early Chera Dynasty?

Which Indian king used naval power to conquer parts of East Asia?

Who founded the famous Vikramashila University in the 9th century?

The famous Konark Sun Temple is attributed to:

Vindhyashakti was the founder of the........ dynasty?

Who was the first of the Pala dynasty?

Which of these dynasties is not associated with south India?

Somnath Temple is located at the western coast of ___ in India.

Which of the following is a marble temple built by Vimal shah?

Karley famous for Buddhist caves is located?

Among the Buddhist caves, the best preserved cave is Karley caves which is located in ___ of the following states.

Which type of architecture does Khajuraho temple reflects?

Which dynasty built the famous Khajuraho temples in the 10th and 11th centuries?

Where are the monuments of Khajuraho found?

Mahabodhi Temple or Mahajagriti Temple is a Buddhist Temple located in ___:

The Mahabodhi Temple complex is one of the four sacred sites belonging to the lord Buddha is located in ___:

Name the monument which includes an impressive series of nine Hindu temples as well as a temple of Virupaksha, a Jain holy place with a masterpiece and is located in Bagalkot, Karnataka?

Which of the following king built Gangaikonda Cholapuram temple?

Which of the following caves was excavated by king Kharavela?

During which of the following empires Chennakesava Temple was built?

Who built the famous stupa of Sanchi?

A group of monuments were built at Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu by -

Shore temple is located at-

In whose reign was the Kailashnatham temple at Kanchipuram built?

The original place of 'Tantric Yogini' cult is believed to be.......

Gandhara art is a Buddhist visual art style, which was developed in the first century BC and 4th century BC prospered in the empire of __.

Where is Shravanbelagola located?

Choose a historical place that is not in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh?

Which Ahmednagar queen opposed emperor Akbar?

Who among the following has compiled the medieval treatise in literature 'Amuktamalyada'?

During the governance of Devaraja I, Nicolo Conti visited Vijayanagar in ___ AD.

Empires was founded by Sangam princes Harihar and Bukka.

Which kingdom was founded in 1347 AD by Hasan Gangu.

The Golconda fort was built during the ____.

In which state is the famous Golconda fort located?

Krishnadeva Raya was the ruler of the ____ Empire.

Krishnadeva Raya belonged to the ____ dynasty.

Annamayya was a poet/singer from medieval period. Which current Indian states does he belong to?

Who propounded the theory of 'Advaita' in Hinduism?

The Hamsa Sampradaya is a prominent sect in which the followers mainly worship Lord

Where was Saint Kabir Born?

Who was the founder of the Vishishtadvaita philosophy?

Ajmer is associated with the Sufi saint:

From where Mira Bai Rajput Princess belongs to?

Mirabai, the best known woman-poet and a devotee of lord Krishna was a Rajput princess from present day ..........

Religious teacher Miyan Mir of the period between 1600-1700 belonged to:

.......... was a Muslim saint, where Fatehpur Sikri was built.

Babur, the first Mughal emperor (1526-1530), succeeded to the throne of Ferghana in 1494 when he was only .......... old.

Daulat Khan sent the messenger for his allegiance in return for providing aid to Babur against Emperor .......... in Kabul.

Who built the Buland Darwaza, which is located in Fatehpur Sikri?

In which city is Buland Darwaza located?

The Buland Darwaza at Fatehpur Sikri was erected by Akbar to celebrate his conquest of

To commemorate his victory over Gujarat, Akbar built 'Gate of Magnificence' the highest gateway of India at Fatehpur Sikri. What is another name for this gateway?

Which of the following monuments is NOT situated in Delhi?

The Red Fort of Agra was founded by which Mughal Emperor?

Which of the following monuments is not located in Delhi?