09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246229 Who was Alexander?

1 ruler of Macedonia, Europe
2 wanted to become the world conqueror
3 ruled parts of Egypt & West Asia
4 all of the above
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246230 How did men become rulers around 3,000 years ago?

1 By choosing rulers by voting.
2 By ashvamedha yajna.
3 None of these.
4 Both
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246231 Around 3000 years ago, powerful people used to perform huge sacrifices to become rajas. The Ashvamedha or horse sacrifice was one such ritual, in which a horse guarded by the raja's men was let loose to roam. If the horse wandered into the kingdoms of other rajas and they stopped it, they had to fight the king who the horse belonged to. But what if they allowed the horse to pass through their kingdom?

1 It meant that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was in need of more animals in his kingdom.
2 It meant that they accepted that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was poor and need some help from them.
3 It meant that they accepted that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was stronger than them.
4 It meant that they accepted the raja who performed the sacrifice as the son-in-law of their kingdom.
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246232 Raghukul reet sada chali ayi, pran jaye par vachan na jai", are very famous lines from the epic of Ramayana. In Ramayana, some years after defeating Ravan, Ram performs a yajna. And as part of that yajna's ritual, a horse was let loose to wander freely. Luv and Kush (sons of Ram) were living in a forest and were unaware of the importance of the ritual horse, so they caught it and had to fight with Ram. What is that yajna known as?

1 Raghumegha
2 Sita yajna
3 Asvala
4 Ashvamedha
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246229 Who was Alexander?

1 ruler of Macedonia, Europe
2 wanted to become the world conqueror
3 ruled parts of Egypt & West Asia
4 all of the above
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246230 How did men become rulers around 3,000 years ago?

1 By choosing rulers by voting.
2 By ashvamedha yajna.
3 None of these.
4 Both
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246231 Around 3000 years ago, powerful people used to perform huge sacrifices to become rajas. The Ashvamedha or horse sacrifice was one such ritual, in which a horse guarded by the raja's men was let loose to roam. If the horse wandered into the kingdoms of other rajas and they stopped it, they had to fight the king who the horse belonged to. But what if they allowed the horse to pass through their kingdom?

1 It meant that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was in need of more animals in his kingdom.
2 It meant that they accepted that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was poor and need some help from them.
3 It meant that they accepted that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was stronger than them.
4 It meant that they accepted the raja who performed the sacrifice as the son-in-law of their kingdom.
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246232 Raghukul reet sada chali ayi, pran jaye par vachan na jai", are very famous lines from the epic of Ramayana. In Ramayana, some years after defeating Ravan, Ram performs a yajna. And as part of that yajna's ritual, a horse was let loose to wander freely. Luv and Kush (sons of Ram) were living in a forest and were unaware of the importance of the ritual horse, so they caught it and had to fight with Ram. What is that yajna known as?

1 Raghumegha
2 Sita yajna
3 Asvala
4 Ashvamedha
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09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246229 Who was Alexander?

1 ruler of Macedonia, Europe
2 wanted to become the world conqueror
3 ruled parts of Egypt & West Asia
4 all of the above
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246230 How did men become rulers around 3,000 years ago?

1 By choosing rulers by voting.
2 By ashvamedha yajna.
3 None of these.
4 Both
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246231 Around 3000 years ago, powerful people used to perform huge sacrifices to become rajas. The Ashvamedha or horse sacrifice was one such ritual, in which a horse guarded by the raja's men was let loose to roam. If the horse wandered into the kingdoms of other rajas and they stopped it, they had to fight the king who the horse belonged to. But what if they allowed the horse to pass through their kingdom?

1 It meant that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was in need of more animals in his kingdom.
2 It meant that they accepted that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was poor and need some help from them.
3 It meant that they accepted that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was stronger than them.
4 It meant that they accepted the raja who performed the sacrifice as the son-in-law of their kingdom.
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246232 Raghukul reet sada chali ayi, pran jaye par vachan na jai", are very famous lines from the epic of Ramayana. In Ramayana, some years after defeating Ravan, Ram performs a yajna. And as part of that yajna's ritual, a horse was let loose to wander freely. Luv and Kush (sons of Ram) were living in a forest and were unaware of the importance of the ritual horse, so they caught it and had to fight with Ram. What is that yajna known as?

1 Raghumegha
2 Sita yajna
3 Asvala
4 Ashvamedha
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246229 Who was Alexander?

1 ruler of Macedonia, Europe
2 wanted to become the world conqueror
3 ruled parts of Egypt & West Asia
4 all of the above
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246230 How did men become rulers around 3,000 years ago?

1 By choosing rulers by voting.
2 By ashvamedha yajna.
3 None of these.
4 Both
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246231 Around 3000 years ago, powerful people used to perform huge sacrifices to become rajas. The Ashvamedha or horse sacrifice was one such ritual, in which a horse guarded by the raja's men was let loose to roam. If the horse wandered into the kingdoms of other rajas and they stopped it, they had to fight the king who the horse belonged to. But what if they allowed the horse to pass through their kingdom?

1 It meant that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was in need of more animals in his kingdom.
2 It meant that they accepted that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was poor and need some help from them.
3 It meant that they accepted that the raja who wanted to perform the sacrifice was stronger than them.
4 It meant that they accepted the raja who performed the sacrifice as the son-in-law of their kingdom.
09. Kingdoms, Kings And An Early Republic

246232 Raghukul reet sada chali ayi, pran jaye par vachan na jai", are very famous lines from the epic of Ramayana. In Ramayana, some years after defeating Ravan, Ram performs a yajna. And as part of that yajna's ritual, a horse was let loose to wander freely. Luv and Kush (sons of Ram) were living in a forest and were unaware of the importance of the ritual horse, so they caught it and had to fight with Ram. What is that yajna known as?

1 Raghumegha
2 Sita yajna
3 Asvala
4 Ashvamedha