- A. Vijayalaya
- B. Rajaraja I
- C. Rajendra I
- D. Athirajendra
:
a) Vijayalaya
:
a) Vijayalaya
- A. Kadunkon
- B. ViraPandyan
- C. Kun Pandyan
- D. Varaguna
a) Kadunkon
a) Kadunkon
- A. Mandalam
- B. Nadu
- C. Kurram
- D. Ur
a) Mandalam
a) Mandalam
- A. VeeraRajendra
- B. Rajadhiraja
- C. AthiRajendra
- D. RajarajaII
c) AthiRajendra
c) AthiRajendra
- A. Kannayiram
- B. Uraiyur
- C. Kanchipuram
- D. Thanjavur
d) Thanjavur
d) Thanjavur
- A. Chola mandalam
- B. Pandya country
- C. Kongu region
- D. Malainadu
b) Pandya country
b) Pandya country
Rajaraja I
2. …………. established a Vedic college at Ennayiram.
Rajendra I
3. ………….. was the donor of Velvikudi Copper plates.
Jatila Parantaka Nedujadayan (Varguna I)
4. The royal secretariat of the Pandya kingdom was known as ……………
Eluttu – Mandapam
Rajaraja I
2. …………. established a Vedic college at Ennayiram.
Rajendra I
3. ………….. was the donor of Velvikudi Copper plates.
Jatila Parantaka Nedujadayan (Varguna I)
4. The royal secretariat of the Pandya kingdom was known as ……………
Eluttu – Mandapam
- A. Inland traders
- B. Maritime traders
- C. Capital of Cholas
- D. Capital of Pandyas
A
B
1. Madurai
d) Capital of Pandyas
2. Gangaikonda Cholapuram
c) Capital of Cholas
3. Anju- Vannatter
b) Maritime traders
4. Mani- gramattar
a) Inland traders
A
B
1. Madurai
d) Capital of Pandyas
2. Gangaikonda Cholapuram
c) Capital of Cholas
3. Anju- Vannatter
b) Maritime traders
4. Mani- gramattar
a) Inland traders
True
2. Koodal – Nagar Kavalan was the title of a Pandya king.
True
3. Chola kingdom was situated in the Vaigai delta.
False
4. Kulothunga I belonged to Chalukya – Chola dynasty.
True
5. The elder son of the Chola king was called Yuvaraja.
True
True
2. Koodal – Nagar Kavalan was the title of a Pandya king.
True
3. Chola kingdom was situated in the Vaigai delta.
False
4. Kulothunga I belonged to Chalukya – Chola dynasty.
True
5. The elder son of the Chola king was called Yuvaraja.
True
True
2. Marco Polo and wassaff state the importance of the spice trade.
false
3. Marco Polo hailed the chola kingdom as the richest and the most splendid province in the world.
false
4. The 16-mile long embankment built by Rajendra chola in Gangaikonda cholapuram
true
True
2. Marco Polo and wassaff state the importance of the spice trade.
false
3. Marco Polo hailed the chola kingdom as the richest and the most splendid province in the world.
false
4. The 16-mile long embankment built by Rajendra chola in Gangaikonda cholapuram
true
- A. 1,2 and 3
- B. 2,3 and 4
- C. 1,2 and 4
- D. 1,3 and 4
c) 1,2 and 4
c) 1,2 and 4
- A. 1 and 2
- B. 3 and 4
- C. 1,2 and 4
- D. All the above
d) All the above
d) All the above
- A. R is the correct explanation of A.
- B. R is not the correct explanation of A.
- C. A is wrong and R is correct.
- D. A and R are wrong.
a) R is the correct explanation of A.
a) R is the correct explanation of A.
2) Mandalam → 1) Nadu → 4) Kurram → 3) Ur
2) Mandalam → 1) Nadu → 4) Kurram → 3) Ur
4. MaravarmanKulasekaran had two sons – Virapandyan and Sundrapandyan
1. Maravarman appointed Virapandyan as co-regent.
2. Civil war broke out.
5. SundraPandyan sought help from Ala -ud-din Khalji.
6. Malik Kafur invaded Madurai.
3. A Muslim State was established in Madurai.
4. MaravarmanKulasekaran had two sons – Virapandyan and Sundrapandyan
1. Maravarman appointed Virapandyan as co-regent.
2. Civil war broke out.
5. SundraPandyan sought help from Ala -ud-din Khalji.
6. Malik Kafur invaded Madurai.
3. A Muslim State was established in Madurai.
vBrahmadeya – Land gifted to Brahmins
Devadana – Land gifted to temples
Pallichchandam- Land donated to Jain institution
Vellanvagai Land of non – brahmins properties
Brahmadeya – Land gifted to Brahmins
Devadana – Land gifted to temples
Pallichchandam- Land donated to Jain institution
Vellanvagai Land of non – brahmins properties
The items exported during the Later Chola period were Sandalwood, ebony, condiments, precious gems, pepper, oil, paddy, grains, and salt.
The items exported during the Later Chola period were Sandalwood, ebony, condiments, precious gems, pepper, oil, paddy, grains, and salt.
Chatur – Vedi – Mangalam or Mangalam was the Brahmin settlements created by kings and local chiefs with irrigation facilities.
Chatur – Vedi – Mangalam or Mangalam was the Brahmin settlements created by kings and local chiefs with irrigation facilities.
The land tax in Chola country was known as Kanikadan. One – third of the produce was collected as land tax in kind.
The land tax in Chola country was known as Kanikadan. One – third of the produce was collected as land tax in kind.
The chola rulers established a well organized system of administration in which the empire was divided into mandalans, naadu, Kurrams and gramam.
A very efficient local administration was another important feature of the Chola rule.
Chola gave importance to irrigation – vati-vaykkal, ur-vaykkal and nadu-vaykkal ensured proper distribution of water.
The Chola rulers built the famous temples in Thanjavur, Gangaikonda Cholapuram and Darasuram. Chola Kings were great patrons of learning. Trade flourished during their period.
The chola rulers established a well organized system of administration in which the empire was divided into mandalans, naadu, Kurrams and gramam.
A very efficient local administration was another important feature of the Chola rule.
Chola gave importance to irrigation – vati-vaykkal, ur-vaykkal and nadu-vaykkal ensured proper distribution of water.
The Chola rulers built the famous temples in Thanjavur, Gangaikonda Cholapuram and Darasuram. Chola Kings were great patrons of learning. Trade flourished during their period.
Rajaraja I was the most powerful and popular ruler.
He established Chola authority over South India, the West coast, and Srilanka.
He built the famous Brihadeshwara temple in Thanjavur.
He had a marriage alliance with Eastern Chalukyas and extend his empire.
Rajaraja I was the most powerful and popular ruler.
He established Chola authority over South India, the West coast, and Srilanka.
He built the famous Brihadeshwara temple in Thanjavur.
He had a marriage alliance with Eastern Chalukyas and extend his empire.
Rajendra I established Vedic college at Ennayiram where Vedas, grammar, and Upanishad were taught.
This was later followed by his successors and two more such colleges had been founded.
The Great literary works like Periyapuranam and Kamba Ramayanam belong to this period.
Rajendra I established Vedic college at Ennayiram where Vedas, grammar, and Upanishad were taught.
This was later followed by his successors and two more such colleges had been founded.
The Great literary works like Periyapuranam and Kamba Ramayanam belong to this period.
Sundara Pandiyan
Sundara Pandiyan
Rajendra Chola
Rajendra Chola
Vaykkal
Vaykkal
Nambiyandar Nambi
Nambiyandar Nambi
vKayal Patnam
Kayal Patnam
Periyapuranam, Kamba Ramayanam
Periyapuranam, Kamba Ramayanam
Korkai
Korkai
Gold coins
Gold coins
Thoothukudi
Thoothukudi
RajaSimha II
RajaSimha II
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7th Social Science Guide Emergence of New Kingdoms in South India: Later Cholas and Pandyas Additional Important Questions and Answers
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7th Social Science Guide Emergence of New Kingdoms in South India: Later Cholas and Pandyas Additional Important Questions and Answers
- A. Tondi
- B. Musiri
- C. Kayal pattinam
- D. Korkai
c) Kayal Pattinam
c) Kayal Pattinam
- A. R is the correct explanation of A.
- B. R is not the correct explanation of A.
- C. A is wrong and R is correct.
- D. A and R are wrong.
a) R is the correct explanation of A.
a) R is the correct explanation of A.
- A. R is the correct explanation of A.
- B. R is not the correct explanation of A.
- C. A is wrong and R is correct.
- D. A and R are wrong.
a) R is the correct explanation of A.
a) R is the correct explanation of A.