Indian History

The Gandhara school of art shows strong influence of:

Sangam literature is associated primarily with:

The three major Tamil kingdoms of the Sangam age were Chola, Chera and:

The ancient Tamil epic 'Silappadikaram' is attributed to:

The ancient Tamil epic 'Manimekalai' is associated with:

The 'Tirukkural' is attributed to:

The early Cholas were associated with the port city of:

The Gupta dynasty was founded by:

The Gupta ruler who assumed the title Maharajadhiraja was:

Samudragupta is known from the:

The Allahabad Pillar inscription praising Samudragupta was composed by:

Samudragupta is often described as the:

Fa-Hien visited India during the reign of:

Chandragupta II is also known as:

The Gupta period is often called a golden age particularly in:

Aryabhata wrote the:

Aryabhata is famous for contributions to:

Kalidasa is best known as a:

The Gupta gold coins are commonly called:

The Iron Pillar at Mehrauli is generally associated with the Gupta period and a ruler named:

Nalanda University flourished particularly under patronage from:

The decline of the Gupta Empire was accelerated by invasions of the:

Harshavardhana ruled from:

The Chinese traveller Xuanzang visited India during the reign of:

Harshacharita was written by: