The traces of the existence of Anga and Magadh is found in the-1. Atha

1.	The traces of the existence of Anga and Magadh is found in the-1. Atharvaveda2. Rigveda3. Yajurveda4. Samveda
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : Atharvaveda The correct answer is Atharvaveda. Explanation : The Mahajanapadas were the 16 kingdoms that existed in Northern India from 6th - 4th centuries BCE. Anga and Magadha was part of those 16 Mahajanapadas. Anga - It finds reference in Atharvaveda and Mahabharata.The capital of Anga Mahajanapada was Champa/ Champanagari. It constitutes the present districts of Munger and Bhagalpur in Bihar and some areas of Bengal. Anga was later annexed by Bimbisara in Magadha Empire which was his one and only conquest. Magadha - It also finds reference in Atharvaveda. The Kingdoms of Magadha corresponds to present-day districts of Patna, Gaya and Nalanda in Bihar. The earliest capital of Magadha was Giviraj or Rajagriha. Later Patliputra became its capital. Magadha became an active centre for Jainism. Also, the first Buddhist council also held in Rajagriha.

The traces of the existence of Anga and Magadh is found in the-1. Atharvaveda2. Rigveda3. Yajurveda4. Samveda

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : Atharvaveda

The correct answer is Atharvaveda.

Explanation :

The Mahajanapadas were the 16 kingdoms that existed in Northern India from 6th - 4th centuries BCE. Anga and Magadha was part of those 16 Mahajanapadas.
Anga - It finds reference in Atharvaveda and Mahabharata.The capital of Anga Mahajanapada was Champa/ Champanagari. It constitutes the present districts of Munger and Bhagalpur in Bihar and some areas of Bengal.
Anga was later annexed by Bimbisara in Magadha Empire which was his one and only conquest.
Magadha - It also finds reference in Atharvaveda. The Kingdoms of Magadha corresponds to present-day districts of Patna, Gaya and Nalanda in Bihar. The earliest capital of Magadha was Giviraj or Rajagriha. Later Patliputra became its capital.
Magadha became an active centre for Jainism. Also, the first Buddhist council also held in Rajagriha.