Daljit Singh Kohar and Madhumita Pattrea Solutions for Chapter: Ancient History of Punjab, Exercise 1: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Consider the following statement(s).

A. Prabhavati Gupta was the daughter of one of the most important rulers in early Indian history, Chandra Gupta-I who extended his empire to Punjab.

B. She was married into the ruling family of the Vakatakas, who were powerful in the Deccan.

Which of the above-mentioned statement(s) is/are correct? 

Consider the following statement(s):

A. Kanishka-I had a summer capital at Kapisa (Bagram).

B. Kanishka convened a great Buddhist council, marking the start of Mahayana Buddhism in Punjab.

Which of the statement mentioned above (s) is/are correct? 

Consider the following statement(s) about the Pala empire.
I. The Palas were the followers of the Hinayana and Tantric schools of Buddhism.
II. Dharmapala extended his empire into the Northern parts of the Indian subcontinent which include Punjab and Afghanistan.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/ are incorrect? 

Consider the following statement(s):
I. Huns were the Iranian-speaking Xionite tribes.
II. Huns invaded Gandhara and Punjab from the Kabul valley.
III. Mihirakula in AD $520$ made Sakala (modern-day Sialkot) in Punjab, as his capital.
IV. The Huns suffered defeat at the hands of Yashodharman and took refuge in Kashmir.
Which of the statements above are correct about the Hun's rule in Punjab?

Match the following:

Codes: A B C D 

Match the following:

Codes: A B C D

Which one of the following rulers of Punjab and their dynasty is not correctly matched? 

Codes:

 Which one of the following rulers of Punjab and their capital is correctly matched?