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MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
A Textbook of Social Sciences>Chapter 11 - Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)>EXERCISES>Q I

Kanishka's capital was _____.

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
A Textbook of Social Sciences>Chapter 11 - Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)>EXERCISES>Q I

Orthodox Buddhism was called the _____.

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
A Textbook of Social Sciences>Chapter 11 - Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)>EXERCISES>Q I

The most powerful Saka ruler was _____.

HARD
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
A Textbook of Social Sciences>Chapter 11 - Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)>EXERCISES>Q V

What were Mathura and the Gandhara Schools? List down their differences and similarities. 

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
A Textbook of Social Sciences>Chapter 11 - Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)>EXERCISES>Q V

We can say that India maintained close cultural contacts with Central Asia. Give reasons.

HARD
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
A Textbook of Social Sciences>Chapter 11 - Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)>EXERCISES>Q V

Kanishka held the Fourth Buddhist Council? Give reason.

HARD
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
A Textbook of Social Sciences>Chapter 11 - Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)>EXERCISES>Q VI

We say that Buddhism spread to Central Asia. Give reason.

HARD
6th CBSE
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A Textbook of Social Sciences>Chapter 11 - Conquerors from Distant Lands and Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia (Kings and Pilgrims)>EXERCISES>Q VI

On a sketch map of India and Central Asia, show the extent of Kanishka's empire.