Test: Political & Social Conditions (800-1200 A.D)- 2 - UPSC MCQ

Mihira Bhoja

Mahipala

Nagabhatta II

Vijayapala

Pratihara ruler Vatsaraja

Rashtrakuta ruler Govinda III

Rashtrakuta king Dhurva

Pratihara king Nagabhatta III

Rambhadra

Vatsaraja

Bhoja I

Nagabhatta I

(A-I) (B-II) (C-III) (D-IV)

(A-II) (B-IV) (C-I) (D-III)

(A-IV) (B-I) (C-II) (D-III)

(A-III) (B-II) (C-I) (D-IV)

Kumarpala

Somesvara

Bhima

Jayasimha Siddharaja

Indra-III

Dharmapala

Mihira Bhoja

Lakshmana Sena

Mihira Bhoja

Dantidurga

Nagabhatta II

Vatsaraja

Mahendrapala

Vijayapala

Rajyapala

None of the above

Nagabhatta I

Nagabhatta II

Mahendra pala

Mihira Bhoja

Dhruva

Vijayasena

Govinda III

 Rajendra Chola I

Orissa

Central India

Kamrupa

The Deccan

Ballala Sena introduced social reforms and revived orthodox Hindu rites.

Bhalla Sena probably founded Kulinism, a system of nobility.

The last ruler of the dynasty was Keshava Sena.

They never experienced the terror of Islamic invaders.

He was a devout Vaishnava.

He was a great conqueror and probably he defeated the rulers of Kamarupa, Kalinga and Kashi.

Aibak defeated him in 1208 A.D.

Jayadeva, the author of Gita Govinda and Dhoyi, the author of thePavanadura, adorned his court.

Kamahi

Kalles

Bhima

Samand

The Utpala dynasty

The Lohara dynasty

The Karnata dynasty

The Karkotaka dynasty

Mahendrapala

Mahipala, a grandson of Bhuja  

Nagabhatta II

Mihira Bhoja

Jaychandra was engaged in a war against the Chandelas.

Jayachandra thought if the power of the Chauhan’s were destroyed it would clear the way for his own supremacy in the North.

Jayachandra’s offer of help was rejected by Prithviraja Chauhan.

Jayachandra’s army was very small.

Anandapala

Kallai

Jayapala

Trilochanapala

The Pala Dynasty

The Pratihara Dynasty

The Kalachuri dynasty

The Gahadavala dynasty

Krishnaraja

Tailapa II

Bhoja

Siddharaja

Ayurveda-Sarvasva

Samarangan-Sutradhara

Vyavahara-Samuktchaya

All of the above.

Dhanja

Kiritivarmana

Harshadeva

Ganda

The Chandela king Vidyadhara

Jayapala

The king of Thaneswar

Harshadeva

Lalitaditya Muktapida

Jayapala Vinayaditya

Avantivarman

None of these

Lalitaditya Muktapida

Durlabhavarman

Avantivarman

Jayapala Vinayaditya

He invited Gori to invade India and attack Prithviraja Chauhan.

He did not ally himself with Prithviraja when Muhammad of Gori invaded India.

He bought his peace with Gori by promising not to support Prithviraja.

At that time Jaychandra was himself busy setting the score with the Chandelas

(A-I) (B-II) (C-III) (D-IV) (E-V)

(A-II) (B-I) (C-III) (D-V) (E-IV)

(A-III) (B-II) (C-I) (D-V) (E-IV)

(A-V) (B-I) (C-II) (D-IV) (E-III)

Krishna III

Govinda III

Dhruva

Amoghavarsha

All of the above

(A-I) (B-II) (C-III) (D-IV)

(A-II) (B-I) (C-IV) (D-III)

(A-IV) (B-III) (C-I) (D-II)

(A-III) (B-I) (C-II) (D-IV)

Ballala

Bhillama

Vishnuvardhana

Harihara