1. According to Mahabharata and further attested by Panini (5th century B.C.), the important republic (Janpadas) in Himachal areas were Trigarta Audumbara Kuluta All of these 2. Which master craftsman was ordered by Meru Varman to craft a famous metal statue of Lakshna Devi, Narasimha, Ganesh and Nandi at Bharmour and Shakti Devi at Chhatrari?… Read More »
1. Who won the battle of Dashrajya ( mentioned in Rig-Veda) in which sudas, the son of Devodass defeated his enemies? Non-Aryans Aryan Magadha Maurya 2. Aryan republics, which flourished in the hills, were known as Gana Ganarajya Both None of these 3. Who founded a new capital at Chamba after shifting it from Brahampur… Read More »
1. Huns arrived from central Asia and captured hill areas in 140 A.D. 540 A. D. 640 A.D. 240 A.D. 2. Sahil Varman abdicated his throne in favour of his son named: Dinkar Varman Yugankar Varman Rama Varman Karun Varman 3. 650 to 1000 A.D. was the time period of full freedom in hill areas… Read More »
1. Panini mentioned Trigarta as: Ayudhajivi Sangha Sangha Kangra None of the above 2. Chamba town was named so by Sahil Varman after the name of his daughter: Champakali Champavati Champadevi Chambakumari 3. From 1009 A.D to 1043 A.D., Nagarkot remained under the control of: Firoz Shah Tuglak Muhammad Bin Tuglak Muhammad Ghaznvi Muhammad Gauri… Read More »
1. Earlier inhabitants in the Himalayan foothills were: Kols Rajputs Nandas None of the above 2. The Chamba princely state was founded by Meru Verman in 550 A.D. with its capital as? Saluni Khajiar Chamba city Brahmpura 3. Mahmood of Ghazni attacked Nagarkot in his 7th assault on India in 1009 A.D. Who was the… Read More »