History of India MCQS – India’s lengthy history of regional growth is reflected in its social, economic, and cultural structures. The Indus Valley Civilization’s founding and the arrival of the Aryans mark the beginning of Indian history. Typically, these two stages are referred to as the pre-Vedic and Vedic ages. During the Vedic era, Hinduism emerged.
Magadha Empire MCQ – Sixteen Mahajanapadas that ruled the Indian subcontinent prior to the Mauryan era, the Magadha empire was the most powerful. In India, it is referred to as the second wave of urbanization. In India, the second wave of urbanization started in 600 BC and continued until 400 BC. Magadha Empire MCQ 1. …
Vedic Civilization MCQ – The Early Vedic people were worshippers of the natural elements, including fire, rain, the sun, water, wind, thunder, and so on. As deities like as Indra, Agni, Surya, Varuna, Vayu, and so on, they personified them. They had a great deal of deities that they adored. Vedic Civilization MCQ 1. The …
Modern Indian History MCQ – 1850 is regarded as the start of modern India. India’s colonial history under British rule takes up much of this time. Around 1945 is considered to be the end of the modern era. It is generally agreed upon that modern history started after the Middle Ages in terms of world …
South Indian History MCQ – Between 985 and 1014 CE, the legendary Raja Chola ruled over south India as its most powerful king. He is credited with reestablishing the Chola dynasty and guaranteeing its dominance throughout the Indian Ocean. His empire extended as far north as Kalinga (Orissa) and as far south as Sri Lanka. …
MCQ on Vijayanagara Empire – The Deccan, in peninsular and southern India, served as the capital of the Vijayanagara kingdom starting in 1336. Hakka, also known as Harihara, and his brother Bukka Raya created it. It takes its name from the now-ruined capital city of Vijayanagara in present-day Karnataka, India. MCQ on Vijayanagara Empire 1. …
Maratha Empire MCQ – During the 17th century, the Maratha Empire ruled over an important part of the Indian subcontinent. With Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s coronation in 1674, the empire came to an official end in 1818 when Peshwa Bajirao II was vanquished by the British East India Company. Maratha Empire MCQ 1. The most essential …
Mughal Empire MCQ – The Mughals descended from two prominent royal dynasties. They were descended from Genghis Khan, who overthrew the Mongol emperors that controlled swaths of Central Asia and China. They were descended from Timur, the paternal ancestor who ruled over modern-day Turkey, Iraq, and Iran. Mughal Empire MCQ 1. The author of Babar …
Delhi Sultanate MCQ – Afghan dynasties and Turco-Persian antecedents of Mughal dominance in India are defined by the Delhi Sultanate (1206 A.D.–1555 A.D.), also referred to as Sultanate-Hind. The Ghurid and Ghaznavid dynasties (1186–1206) and the Ghaznavid dynasty (977–1040) were succeeded by the Delhi sultanates. Delhi Sultanate MCQ 1. ____________ was responsible for the formation …
Gupta Dynasty MCQ – The Gupta Dynasty ruled over ancient India from roughly the middle to the end of the third century AD until 543 AD. Since its founding by Sri Gupta, the dynasty has had many notable monarchs, including Chandragupta-I and Samudragupta. Gupta Dynasty MCQ 1. _____________ was the ruler who established the Gupta …
Indus Valley Civilization MCQ – About 3300 BC, the Indus Valley Civilization came into existence. Between 2600 to 1900 BC, it experienced great prosperity (Mature Indus Valley Civilization). It began to decline from 1900 BC, and by 1400 BC, it was vanished. This is also known as the Harappan Civilization, named for Harappa, the first …