Test: The Early Kingdoms and New Idea - 2 - Class 6 MCQ

The passage mentions that some men were recognized as rajas around 3000 years ago by performing big sacrifices like the Ashvamedha ritual.

The passage explains that during the Ashvamedha ritual, the horse was let loose, and other rajas had to either fight if they stopped it or accept the raja's strength if they let it pass.

According to the passage, Kshatriyas were rulers expected to fight battles and protect people.

Mahajanapadas were janapadas that became more important than others.

The passage suggests that building large walls around cities was a way for rulers to show how rich and powerful they were.

The analogy establishes the relationship between janapadas and settlements, and mahajanapadas and empires.

The analogy establishes the relationship between rajas and janapadas, and kings and mahajanapadas.

The passage mentions the two major agricultural changes and their impacts.

The passage mentions the geographical advantage of Magadha due to the flowing rivers.

The passage mentions different taxpayers and the types of taxes they paid.