In the eleventh century the greatest centre of Sanskrit learning and scholarship in central India was
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Dhara
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Ujjaini
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Vidisha
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Mandasor
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Dhara (modern Dhar in Madhya Pradesh) was the greatest center of Sanskrit learning in 11th century central India under the Paramara dynasty, particularly during Bhoja's reign (c. 1010-1055 CE). Bhoja himself was a renowned scholar who authored 84 books. While Ujjain was a traditional center of learning, Dhara eclipsed it during this period. The court at Dhara attracted scholars from across India.