History Jainism And Buddhism

Q. Sumtinath Tirthankara was born from whose womb?

A
Marudevi
B
Tara
C
Vijaya
D
Sumangla

Correct Answer

Sumangla

More Questions on History

  • Q. As per Cabinet Mission Plan, the Princely States would be represented by __________ members in the Constituent Assembly
    A)93
    B)90
    C)103
    D)100
    Answer: 93
  • Q. Who was the author of ‘Esoteric Christianity’?
    A)J. Krishnamurti
    B)Jawaharlal Nehru
    C)Sarala Devi Chaudhurani
    D)Annie Besant
    Answer: Annie Besant
  • Q. Gandhiji’s famous Quit India movement call to the British was given in
    A)1941
    B)1943
    C)1942
    D)1940
    Answer: 1942
  • Q. The court language of the Mughals was
    A)Hindi
    B)Urdu
    C)Arabic
    D)Persian
    Answer: Persian
  • Q. Tripitakas’ are sacred books of
    A)Jains
    B)Hindus
    C)Parsis
    D)Buddhists
    Answer: Buddhists
  • Q. The first Indian to be elected as a member of the British House of Commons was
    A)Surendra Nath Banerjee
    B)Dadabhai Naoroji
    C)Dr. BR Ambedkar
    D)C. R. Das
    Answer: Dadabhai Naoroji
  • Q. When was Anglo-Zulu War fought?
    A)1898
    B)1879
    C)1899
    D)1900
    Answer: 1879
  • Q. Who told that Indian National Congress represents only microscopic minorities?
    A)Lord Dufferin
    B)Lord Curzon
    C)Lord Minto
    D)None of these
    Answer: Lord Dufferin
  • Q. British Indian Association was founded on October 29, 1851 at__________
    A)Pune
    B)Calcutta
    C)Madras
    D)Bombay
    Answer: Calcutta
  • Q. During the period of which Governor General Viceroy was the Indian Civil Service introduced?
    A)Curzon
    B)Dalhousie
    C)Bentick
    D)Conrnwallis
    Answer: Conrnwallis
  • Q. The first strategically placed factory that the Britishers had fortified was at
    A)Bombay
    B)Surat
    C)Masulipatnam
    D)Madras
    Answer: Madras
  • Q. Who is the saint to have written the famous Bijak?
    A)Kalidasa
    B)Sant Kabir
    C)Harisena
    D)Tulsidas
    Answer: Sant Kabir
  • Q. How did the Maurya Empire finally end?
    A)The Kanvas of Central India deposed the last Mauryan ruler
    B)The last Mauryan ruler was killed by his General
    C)The last Mauryan ruler was killed in a battle with the foreign invader from the north-west
    D)The last mauryan ruler had no heir and the throne was claimed by one of his powerful ministers
    Answer: The last Mauryan ruler was killed by his General
  • Q. To avenge the brutal lathi charge on Lala Lajpat Rai (October 30, 1928), which was believed to have caused his death subsequently, who murdered Saunders, the Assistant Superintendent of Police, Lahore?
    A)Bhagat Singh
    B)Batukeshwar Dutt
    C)Chandra Shekhar Azad
    D)Sachindra Sanyal
    Answer: Bhagat Singh
  • Q. Under the Mughals the jizya was collected from
    A)Muhammadans
    B)Persians
    C)Hindus
    D)Foreign visitors
    Answer: Hindus
  • Q. As per the Act of 1919 which of the following was not a transferred subject?
    A)Museum
    B)Education
    C)Medical Relief
    D)Land Revenue
    Answer: Land Revenue
  • Q. Aurangzeb, in his attempt to annex Marwar to the Mughal empire, was involved in a 30-year war. During these long years the most valiant struggle from the side of Marwar was fought by
    A)Durgadas
    B)Ajit Singh
    C)Hadas of Bundi
    D)Indra Singh
    Answer: Durgadas
  • Q. Two major crops introduced in India during the Mughal period were
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    B)Millet and Groundnut
    C)Tobacco and Maize
    D)Indigo and Maize
    Answer: Tobacco and Maize
  • Q. Through which principle or device did Ghandhiji strive to bridge economics inequalities?
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    B)Abolition of machinery
    C)Trusteeship theory
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    C)14th Century
    D)11th Century
    Answer: 13th Century

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