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Chalukyas and Pallavas — MCQ Practice

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Q1medium

Consider the following statements about the Chalukya-Pallava conflicts: 1. The Vengi region was the primary area of contention between the two dynasties 2. Narasimhavarman I earned the title 'Vatapikonda' after defeating Pulakeshin II 3. The conflicts were primarily religious in nature, between Shaivism and Vaishnavism 4. Both dynasties maintained naval forces for coastal control Which of the statements given above are correct?

Q2medium

Which of the following architectural features is/are characteristic of Pallava temple architecture at Mahabalipuram? 1. Monolithic rathas carved from single rocks 2. Structural temples with elaborate gopurams 3. Shore Temple with twin towers 4. Cave temples with intricate pillared halls Select the correct answer using the code given below:

Q3hard

The administrative system of the Pallavas included which of the following features? 1. Sabha system of village assemblies 2. Brahmadeya grants to religious institutions 3. Professional standing army with hereditary commanders 4. Centralized taxation system without local autonomy Select the correct answer:

Q4easy

Consider the following pairs: Dynasty : Capital 1. Western Chalukyas : Vatapi 2. Eastern Chalukyas : Vengi 3. Early Pallavas : Kanchi 4. Later Pallavas : Mahabalipuram Which of the pairs given above is/are correctly matched?

Q5medium

The inscription that provides detailed information about Pulakeshin II's achievements and his victory over Harsha is:

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