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Multiple choice history medieval india: south india and the cholas chola dynasty cholas rule of cholas in south india pandya temples, sculptors and paintings in pallava epoch pandyas pallava epoch the pallavas of kanchi (350 a.d. to 895 a.d.) pallavas

Gangaikonda Cholapuram was built during medieval India and was erected as the capital of the Cholas by?

  1. Rajendra Chola I

  2. Gajendra Chola

  3. Vikram Chola

  4. Rajendra Chola III
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Rajendra Chola I was the son of Rajaraja I. He conquered Sri Lanka. He defeated Cheras and Chalukyas. He defeated Palas of West Bengal. After his victory in the North, he took the title of "Gangaikonda Cholapuram" which means conqueror of the Ganga. To celebrate his victory he built a new capital city "Gangaikondacholapuram". 
Multiple choice history medieval india: south india and the cholas chola dynasty cholas rule of cholas in south india pandya temples, sculptors and paintings in pallava epoch pandyas pallava epoch the pallavas of kanchi (350 a.d. to 895 a.d.) pallavas

Many details regarding the village administration under the Cholas was provided by the inscriptions at _________________.

  1. Kanchipuram

  2. Thanjavur

  3. Uttaramerur

  4. Woriyur
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Inscriptions from Uttaramerur in Chingleput district of Tamilnadu provides details regarding the village administration under the Cholas. It provides information about how two assemblies Ur and Sabha of the village worked and elected.

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The reign of Rajadiraja was from 

  1. 1044-1052 AD

  2. 1034-1054 AD

  3. 1035-1065 AD

  4. 1045-1076 AD
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He was one of the greatest and bravest warriors in the Chola dynasty and sadly perished alone in the Battle of Koppam. From the manner of his death, Rajadhiraja came to be known as the king who died on the back of an elephant.

Multiple choice history medieval india: south india and the cholas chola dynasty cholas rule of cholas in south india pandya temples, sculptors and paintings in pallava epoch pandyas pallava epoch the pallavas of kanchi (350 a.d. to 895 a.d.) pallavas

What was the period of rule of Kulottunga I?

  1. $1020-1030$ A.D
  2. $1030-1040$ A.D
  3. $1070-1020$ A.D
  4. $1040-1050$ A.D
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Kulottunga Chola (1070 – 1122 CE) was one of the greatest kings of the Chola Empire who ruled in the late 11th century and early 12th century. He was one of the sovereigns who bore the title Kulottunga, literally meaning the exalter of his race. During his early reign he carried out a land survey and settlement as the basis of taxation.

Multiple choice history medieval india: south india and the cholas chola dynasty cholas rule of cholas in south india pandya temples, sculptors and paintings in pallava epoch pandyas pallava epoch the pallavas of kanchi (350 a.d. to 895 a.d.) pallavas

A contemporary rival dynasty of the Cholas in South India was _________.

  1. Chalukyas of Vengi

  2. Pandyas of Madurai

  3. Chalukyas of Kalyani

  4. Cheras
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The Chola dynasty was a Tamil dynasty of southern India. Their main rival was Chalukyas of Kalyani. Chola–Chalukyas fought a series of wars from 992 C.E. to 1120 C.E.

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How many provinces or mandalams were there in the Chola Empire?

  1. Nine

  2. Ten

  3. Twelve

  4. Six
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The Chola empire was divided into nine mandalams which included areas in Sri Lanka and other conquered areas.