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Correct option is (B) Patan

A seven storeyed step well in Patan.

• Rani ki Vav is a seven storeyed step well in Patan city of Gujarat.
• It was constructed by Udaymati, the wife of King Bhimdev II.
• It is an unparallel example of stone architecture in Gujarat as well as India.

A. Characteristics of Rajput men:

• Rajput men were very brave and courageous.
• It was a matter of pride for them if they attained martyrdom.
• They would never run away from a battlefield.
• If there were negligible chances of winning a battle, they would attain ‘Kesariya’ (commit suicide) right on the battlefield.
• Rajput men always provided help and protection to the refugees.
• They always spoke truth. They never lied.
• They always fought for truth and justice.
• They were devoted and committed.

B. Characteristics of Rajput women:

• Rajput women were famous for their fearlessness and chastity.
• They sent their husband, son or brother to the battlefield with a smiling face.
• They were so brave that if need be, they would take swords in their hands and fight in the battlefield.
• If the husband died in the battlefield, the Rajput woman would kill herself through the Sati system (jumping on the pyre of the dead husband).
• If the husband was defeated in the battlefield, the Rajput woman preferred ‘Jauhar’ (burn oneself alive).
• Due to all these reasons, the heroic stories of the Rajput Age have been engraved with golden letters in the history of India.

• Vastupal and Tejpal were the ministers of Rana Virdhaval, the King of Dholka state of Gujarat.
• They constructed Jain temples at Palitana, Gujarat, Shertha and Dabhoi.
• However, the best temple built by this duo is located at Delwara in Mount Abu.
• The marble pillars, arches, domes, balconies, etc. of the Delwara temple have been carved so minutely by skilled artists that still today people flock in thousands and lakhs to see this marvelous piece of art.

Correct option is (B) Jauhar

• Many dynasties like Rashtrakuta, Chera, Pallava, Chauhan, Gohil, Chedi, etc. ruled during the Rajput Age.
• They established many small and big states in India. .
• Thus many dynasties ruled from different places during the Rajput Age.
• There were frequent wars among these dynasties for conquering and annexing each other’s kingdom.
• Due to these constant wars, there was no unity among these rulers.
• Foreign invaders took advantage of this situation and established their rule over India.
• This marked the fall of the Rajput dynasty.

A. Characteristics of Rajput men:

• Rajput men were very brave and courageous.
• It was a matter of pride for them if they attained martyrdom.
• They would never run away from a battlefield.
• If there were negligible chances of winning a battle, they would attain ‘Kesariya’ (commit suicide) right on the battlefield.
• Rajput men always provided help and protection to the refugees.
• They always spoke truth. They never lied.
• They always fought for truth and justice.
• They were devoted and committed.

B. Characteristics of Rajput women:

• Rajput women were famous for their fearlessness and chastity.
• They sent their husband, son or brother to the battlefield with a smiling face.
• They were so brave that if need be, they would take swords in their hands and fight in the battlefield.
• If the husband died in the battlefield, the Rajput woman would kill herself through the Sati system (jumping on the pyre of the dead husband).
• If the husband was defeated in the battlefield, the Rajput woman preferred ‘Jauhar’ (burn oneself alive).
• Due to all these reasons, the heroic stories of the Rajput Age have been engraved with golden letters in the history of India.

(A) Chandbardai

Correct option is (C) Ajayraj, 12^th

Correct option is (C) North

Correct answer is Rajputani.

Correct option is (B) Yadavas

Correct option is (B) Sanskrit

Because Raja Bhoj made Dharanagari the centre of studies and established Vidhyapith for the study of Sanskrit literature.

Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh.

In north of Sambhar lake near Ajmer.

If a Rajput man felt that there were negligible chances of winning a battle, he would attain Kesariya i.e. commit suicide right on the battlefield.

If the husband was defeated in the battlefield, the Rajput woman preferred Jauhar i.e. burn herself alive.

Correct option is (C) Education

(D) Madhya Pradesh

Correct option is (A) Chola

Because they had a powerful navy which helped them attack countries across seas.

(B) Systematic administrative system

The powerful king of Rashtrakuta dynasty who ruled over Deccan region in the 8th century.

Correct option is (C) Pandya

Correct option is (C) Mewar

Correct option is (D) Malwa

Correct option is (D) Dholka

Correct option is (B) Delhi

Correct option is (B) Chola

(A) Deccan, 8^th

• The kings of Pala and Sen dynasties ruled over Bihar and Bengal.
• The rulers of Pala dynasty added the suffix ‘Pala’ behind their names.
• Hence, they are known as Pala Kings, for e.g. Mahendrapala.

(A) Tamil Nadu

Correct option is (B) Asoka

Narsinhvarma; A. Construction of many architectural monuments, B. Progress in art and literature.

• Solanki dynasty ruled over Anhilwada Patan.
• The main rulers of this dynasty were Mulraja Solanki, Kumarpala and Siddhraj Jaisinh.

(C) Malayalam

(D) Kings of Solanki dynasty

(C) Narsinhvarma

‘Kepalputra Rajya’.

Correct option is (D) Ajmer

Correct option is (D) Solanki

(A) Bappa Raval

• Chola dynasty ruled over a few states of South India.
• Tanjor was the capital of Chola dynasty.
• The Cholas had a powerful navy force.
• Hence they attacked overseas countries.
• The King of Chola dynasty attacked Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and conquered many of its states.
• One of the Chola kings, Rajraja-I, adopted a very systematic way of administration in the state.
• He also started the system of measurement of land and the system of establishing local self-rule government.

Correct option is (C) Chera

Correct option is (B) 3

Correct option is (C) End

Correct option is (A) Chera

Correct option is (A) Prithviraj