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Multiple choice history greater india promotion of indian culture and civilization trade between tamizhagam and rome education and cultural achievements

India had a brisk foreign trade with the Roman world during the period _________.

  1. Sangam

  2. Pallava

  3. Chola

  4. Vijayanagar

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

The Sangam period in South India is well-documented for its extensive maritime trade with the Roman Empire, as evidenced by Roman coin hoards found in the region.

Multiple choice history greater india promotion of indian culture and civilization trade between tamizhagam and rome education and cultural achievements

Most of the Hindu colonies in South East Asia had been found during the reign of the_________,

  1. Mauryas

  2. Rajputas

  3. Guptas

  4. Cholas

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

The Chola dynasty was a strong empire in south India. In this dynasty Rajaraja I and Rajendra I were the rulers who had conquered other countries. Rajaraja I conquered southern India along with northern part of Sri Lanka and Maldives island. Rajendra I conquered the countries of South- East-Asia( Malaya, Java, Sumatra), Sri Lanka, Myanmar.

Multiple choice history greater india promotion of indian culture and civilization trade between tamizhagam and rome education and cultural achievements

When did the Roman Empire impose restrictions on trade with India?

  1. After 1st century A.D.

  2. After 2nd century A.D.

  3. After 3rd century A.D.

  4. After 4th century A.D.

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

The Roman Empire imposed the trade restrictions in mid-3rd century because there was crisis in the Roman Empire. But the trade again begin in the 4th century 

Multiple choice history greater india promotion of indian culture and civilization trade between tamizhagam and rome education and cultural achievements

The earliest specimen of Kavya style is found in?

  1. Ajanta

  2. Ellora

  3. Kathiawar

  4. Mohenjodaro

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Kavya style is a highly artificial Sanskrit literary style that was employed in the court epics of India from the early centuries AD. It evolved an elaborate poetics of figures of speech, among which the metaphor and simile predominate. The earliest specimen of the kavya style is found in the Junagadh inscription of Rudradaman in Kathiawar in about 150A.D. It is written in pure Sanskrit language.