Bihar GkSet 11

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Bihar's geography, history, and cultural heritage, including agricultural practices, ancient universities, and historical sites. Concepts covered include kharif and rabi crops, the Prakrit language, Rajgir history, and the significance of sites like Nalanda University and Bodh Gaya. The questions also assess understanding of political events, state governance, and the Indian independence movement.
1The Prakrit name for present-day Rajgir in Bihar was
2The University built during Gupta Dynasty
3IN 1916 GANDHIJI TRAVELLED TO?
4The Pala dynasty ruled in which region?
5In Bihar the coastal areas near the sea have ..... forests.
6In the Mithila region, which places are madhubani art most practiced
7Maghadha, is now in present day .....
8Vir Kunwar Singh was an old Zamindar from
9Finance Minister announced in her Union Budget 2020 speech that five archaeological locations in India will be developed as 'iconic sites' and each site will have museum. Which of the following is not one of those five locations?
10The capital of Bihar Patna is located on which riverbank?
11Where is Chirand (Neolithic site) located?
12A fort built by the ruler of the Magadha for his imprisoned father during the 6th century BC.It is located in Rajgir Bihar.
13Who was sworn in as the pro-tem speaker of the newly elected 17th Bihar Legislative Assembly?
14LORD BUDDHA ATTAINED ENLIGHTENMENT IN
15Which ancient university was located in Bihar?
16Maize is a kharif crop but in some states like ..... maize is grown in rabi season also.
17IS PATNA IS CAPTITAL OF BIHAR?
18The Vajjis were a confederacy of many clans of whom the ..... were the most powerful.
19The Vikramshila University which once served as one of the largest University with 100 teachers and 1000 students.
20Bhodh Gaya in Bihar is a famous religious place for?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the geographical extent of the Pala dynasty's rule?

The Pala dynasty ruled over a vast region in eastern India, primarily covering parts of present-day Bihar, Bengal, and parts of Orissa and Assam. Their rule was significant for its patronage of Buddhism and the arts.

Where is Patna located in relation to major rivers in India?

Patna is located on the southern bank of the Ganges River, which is one of the major rivers in India. It is also near the confluence of the Ganges with the Gandak and Son rivers.

What is the historical significance of Vikramshila University in Bihar?

Vikramshila University, established during the Pala dynasty, was a major center of learning in ancient India, known for its contributions to Buddhist and Hindu studies. It was one of the largest universities in the world during its time.

Which ancient Indian clan was prominent in the Vajji confederacy?

The Lichchhavis were a prominent clan in the Vajji confederacy, which was a significant political and social entity in ancient India, centered around the region of present-day Bihar.

What is the religious significance of Bodh Gaya?

Bodh Gaya is a sacred site in Bihar, known as the place where the Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. It is a major pilgrimage site for Buddhists worldwide.