245086
In which book, Kautilya's ideas are written in?
1 Upanishads
2 Arthashastra
3 Prakrit jivani parichyah
4 None
Explanation:
Arthashastra
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
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Which are the animals shown in our national Emblem?
1 Goats.
2 Lions.
3 Bulls.
4 None of these.
Explanation:
Lions.
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
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The Great Ashoka sent missionaries to _______:
1 China and Kashmir
2 Tibet and Ceylon
3 Tibet and China
4 Kashmir and Ceylon
Explanation:
Tibet and Ceylon Ashoka was the third ruler of the Maurya Dynasty and ruled almost the entire Indian subcontinent from c. 268 to 232 BCE. He made Buddhism the state religion around 260 B.C.He sent missionaries to far of places such as Ceylon, Egypt, Macedonia, Tibet, etc. to propagate the ideals of Buddhism and inspire people to live by the teachings of Lord Buddha.
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245089
Consider the following statement about the cities. that once belonged to the ASHOKA Empire. Pataliputra Taxila Ujjain Select the incorrect response.
245086
In which book, Kautilya's ideas are written in?
1 Upanishads
2 Arthashastra
3 Prakrit jivani parichyah
4 None
Explanation:
Arthashastra
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245087
Which are the animals shown in our national Emblem?
1 Goats.
2 Lions.
3 Bulls.
4 None of these.
Explanation:
Lions.
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245088
The Great Ashoka sent missionaries to _______:
1 China and Kashmir
2 Tibet and Ceylon
3 Tibet and China
4 Kashmir and Ceylon
Explanation:
Tibet and Ceylon Ashoka was the third ruler of the Maurya Dynasty and ruled almost the entire Indian subcontinent from c. 268 to 232 BCE. He made Buddhism the state religion around 260 B.C.He sent missionaries to far of places such as Ceylon, Egypt, Macedonia, Tibet, etc. to propagate the ideals of Buddhism and inspire people to live by the teachings of Lord Buddha.
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245089
Consider the following statement about the cities. that once belonged to the ASHOKA Empire. Pataliputra Taxila Ujjain Select the incorrect response.
245086
In which book, Kautilya's ideas are written in?
1 Upanishads
2 Arthashastra
3 Prakrit jivani parichyah
4 None
Explanation:
Arthashastra
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245087
Which are the animals shown in our national Emblem?
1 Goats.
2 Lions.
3 Bulls.
4 None of these.
Explanation:
Lions.
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245088
The Great Ashoka sent missionaries to _______:
1 China and Kashmir
2 Tibet and Ceylon
3 Tibet and China
4 Kashmir and Ceylon
Explanation:
Tibet and Ceylon Ashoka was the third ruler of the Maurya Dynasty and ruled almost the entire Indian subcontinent from c. 268 to 232 BCE. He made Buddhism the state religion around 260 B.C.He sent missionaries to far of places such as Ceylon, Egypt, Macedonia, Tibet, etc. to propagate the ideals of Buddhism and inspire people to live by the teachings of Lord Buddha.
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245089
Consider the following statement about the cities. that once belonged to the ASHOKA Empire. Pataliputra Taxila Ujjain Select the incorrect response.
245086
In which book, Kautilya's ideas are written in?
1 Upanishads
2 Arthashastra
3 Prakrit jivani parichyah
4 None
Explanation:
Arthashastra
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245087
Which are the animals shown in our national Emblem?
1 Goats.
2 Lions.
3 Bulls.
4 None of these.
Explanation:
Lions.
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245088
The Great Ashoka sent missionaries to _______:
1 China and Kashmir
2 Tibet and Ceylon
3 Tibet and China
4 Kashmir and Ceylon
Explanation:
Tibet and Ceylon Ashoka was the third ruler of the Maurya Dynasty and ruled almost the entire Indian subcontinent from c. 268 to 232 BCE. He made Buddhism the state religion around 260 B.C.He sent missionaries to far of places such as Ceylon, Egypt, Macedonia, Tibet, etc. to propagate the ideals of Buddhism and inspire people to live by the teachings of Lord Buddha.
03. From A Kingdom To An Empire
245089
Consider the following statement about the cities. that once belonged to the ASHOKA Empire. Pataliputra Taxila Ujjain Select the incorrect response.
