History

The Gajapati dynasty of Odisha was founded by:

The last independent Hindu king of Odisha before Mughal/Afghan conquest was:

Odisha was annexed to the Mughal Empire during the reign of:

The great Bhakti poet-saint Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, who influenced Odishan Vaishnavism, spent his later years in:

The Panchasakha, a group of five saint-poets of medieval Odisha, contributed significantly to:

Which of the following was NOT one of the Panchasakha of Odisha?

Sarala Das, the medieval Odia poet, is best known for writing:

Jagannath Das, one of the Panchasakha, translated which major text into Odia?

The Afghan rulers who briefly controlled parts of Odisha in the 16th century were the:

The famous Odishan general/rebel who resisted Mughal authority in the 17th century was:

Ramachandra Deb established the "Bhoi dynasty" with its capital at:

The Nagara style of temple architecture, prominent in Odisha, is exemplified by which temple?

The Lingaraj Temple at Bhubaneswar was primarily built during the rule of the:

The Bhauma-Kara dynasty that ruled parts of ancient Odisha is notable for the prominence of:

Tribhuvana Mahadevi, a notable ruler of the Bhauma-Kara dynasty, was significant as:

Which medieval Odishan ruler is credited with the largest territorial expansion of the Gajapati kingdom, extending to Kanchi and Vijayanagara?

The Madala Panji are the:

The Maratha invasions of Odisha in the 18th century were led primarily by the Bhonsle rulers of:

Odisha came under Maratha (Bhonsle of Nagpur) control after defeating which power?

Odisha passed from Maratha control to British control following the Anglo-Maratha war concluded in:

The English East India Company was founded in which year?

The Battle of Buxar (1764) was fought between the British and a combined force of:

The Regulating Act, which laid the foundation for British parliamentary control over East India Company affairs, was passed in:

The first Governor-General of Bengal under the Regulating Act was:

The Permanent Settlement of Bengal was introduced by: