Assam GkSet 5

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Assam's history, geography, culture, and significant landmarks. Concepts covered include the Ahom Kingdom, Assam's colonial history, cultural heritage, and geographical features such as Kaziranga National Park. The questions assess understanding of historical dates, cultural events, and regional literature, including contributions from Srimanta Sankardev.
1Consider the following statements regarding to the Sattriya dance and select the correct code given below:1. Sattriya is a fusion of dance, drama and music.2. It follows the old living tradition of Vaishnavites of Assam.3. It is based on various Ragas and Talas of devotional songs of Tulsidas, Kabir and Mirabai.
2Assam
3What was the first drama of Srimanta Sankardev?
4Where is found Tiva tribe
5Which of the following is/are the source of Ancient Assam History
6WHAT IS THE STATE FLOWER OF ASSAM
7Who is the earliest mentioned king of Kamrupa?
8Silchar is located in the State of .....
9WHAT ISFAMOUS IN ASSAM?
10Which of the following national park is in Assam
11River fish are commonly eaten in .....
12Apong is served with
13Dipor Beel is located in
14Is Assam one of the seven sisters?
15Joon Beel mela of Tiwa Community takes place in
16..... is famous for its tea.
17The Ahoms were settled in.
18The number of borgeet written by madhabdeva was
19Indo-Ganga-Brahmaputra plains, Extending from Punjab in the west to ..... in the east.
20In which year the British invaded Assam?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capital of Assam?

The capital of Assam is Dispur. It is located within the city limits of Guwahati and serves as the administrative center of the state.

Which king is mentioned earliest in the history of Kamrupa?

The earliest mentioned king of Kamrupa is Narakasura, who is referenced in ancient texts and copper plate inscriptions. He is known for his rule in the 1st century BCE.

What is the cultural significance of Sattriya dance in Assam?

Sattriya dance is a classical dance form of Assam that originated in the monasteries of the Vaishnavite monastic orders. It is significant for its spiritual and cultural heritage, reflecting the teachings of Sankardev.

When did the British invade Assam?

The British invaded Assam in 1826, following the Treaty of Yandaboo which ended the First Anglo-Burmese War. This marked the beginning of British colonial rule in the region.

What are the famous products and cultural landmarks of Assam?

Assam is renowned for its tea, particularly from the Assam tea gardens, and silk, especially Muga silk. Cultural landmarks include the Kaziranga National Park and the Kamakhya Temple.