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50 MCQ from Indian history for competitive exams SSC Railway Banking PSC clerkship SI 50 important questions from Cheras Cholas and Pandya Dynasty

 



Here are 50 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with answers related to the Chera, Chola, and Pandya dynasties period for competitive exams:


1. Which dynasty was known for its naval power and trade in the Indian Ocean?

   a) Chera

   b) Chola

   c) Pandya

   d) Maurya

   Answer: b) Chola


2. The Chera kingdom was located in present-day:

   a) Kerala

   b) Tamil Nadu

   c) Karnataka

   d) Andhra Pradesh

   Answer: a) Kerala


3. The capital city of the Chola dynasty was:

   a) Kanchipuram

   b) Thanjavur

   c) Madurai

   d) Kochi

   Answer: b) Thanjavur


4. Which dynasty was famous for its proficiency in trade and shipbuilding?

   a) Chera

   b) Chola

   c) Pandya

   d) Gupta

   Answer: a) Chera


5. The Pandya dynasty ruled primarily in:

   a) Kerala

   b) Tamil Nadu

   c) Karnataka

   d) Maharashtra

   Answer: b) Tamil Nadu


6. The famous Tamil epic "Silappadikaram" was composed during the reign of the:

   a) Chera dynasty

   b) Chola dynasty

   c) Pandya dynasty

   d) Maurya dynasty

   Answer: c) Pandya dynasty


7. The Cholas were patrons of which form of Hindu temple architecture?

   a) Dravidian

   b) Nagara

   c) Vesara

   d) Hoysala

   Answer: a) Dravidian


8. Which dynasty built the magnificent Brihadeeswarar Temple in Thanjavur?

   a) Chera

   b) Chola

   c) Pandya

   d) Pallava

   Answer: b) Chola


9. The Chola king who established the Chola empire in South India was:

   a) Parantaka I

   b) Rajaraja I

   c) Rajendra Chola I

   d) Kulottunga Chola I

   Answer: b) Rajaraja I


10. Which dynasty was known for its patronage of literature, art, and architecture?

    a) Chera

    b) Chola

    c) Pandya

    d) Maurya

    Answer: b) Chola


11. The Chola kingdom reached its zenith under the reign of:

    a) Rajaraja I

    b) Rajendra Chola I

    c) Rajadhiraja Chola

    d) Rajendra Chola II

    Answer: b) Rajendra Chola I


12. The Pandya kingdom was frequently in conflict with which dynasty?

    a) Chera

    b) Chola

    c) Pallava

    d) Gupta

    Answer: b) Chola


13. The Chera, Chola, and Pandya dynasties were collectively known as the:

    a) Tamil Kingdoms

    b) Magadha Empire

    c) Vijayanagara Empire

    d) Mughal Dynasty

    Answer: a) Tamil Kingdoms


14. Which dynasty had an efficient administrative system with a hierarchy of officials?

    a) Chera

    b) Chola

    c) Pandya

    d) Maurya

    Answer: b) Chola


15. The Sangam literature, consisting of poems and texts, flourished during the period


 of:

    a) Chera dynasty

    b) Chola dynasty

    c) Pandya dynasty

    d) Satavahana dynasty

    Answer: c) Pandya dynasty


16. The famous port city of Muziris was associated with the trade of the:

    a) Chera dynasty

    b) Chola dynasty

    c) Pandya dynasty

    d) Maurya dynasty

    Answer: a) Chera dynasty


17. Which dynasty was known for its maritime trade with the Roman Empire?

    a) Chera

    b) Chola

    c) Pandya

    d) Kushan

    Answer: c) Pandya


18. The Chola king who conquered Sri Lanka and the Maldives was:

    a) Rajaraja I

    b) Rajendra Chola I

    c) Rajadhiraja Chola

    d) Rajendra Chola II

    Answer: b) Rajendra Chola I


19. The Pandya dynasty declined after the invasion of:

    a) Cholas

    b) Cheras

    c) Pallavas

    d) Kalabhras

    Answer: d) Kalabhras


20. The Chera, Chola, and Pandya dynasties were prominent during which period?

    a) Mauryan Empire

    b) Gupta Empire

    c) Vijayanagara Empire

    d) Sangam Age

    Answer: d) Sangam Age


21. The Pandya kingdom was centered around the city of:

    a) Madurai

    b) Thanjavur

    c) Kanchipuram

    d) Kanyakumari

    Answer: a) Madurai


22. Which dynasty constructed the famous Meenakshi Temple in Madurai?

    a) Chera

    b) Chola

    c) Pandya

    d) Pallava

    Answer: c) Pandya


23. The Chola king who defeated the Western Chalukyas and expanded the empire was:

    a) Parantaka I

    b) Rajaraja I

    c) Rajendra Chola I

    d) Kulottunga Chola I

    Answer: c) Rajendra Chola I


24. The Chola empire had diplomatic and trade relations with which Southeast Asian kingdom?

    a) Srivijaya

    b) Angkor

    c) Majapahit

    d) Pagan

    Answer: a) Srivijaya


25. The Pandya kingdom was ultimately absorbed by which dynasty?

    a) Cheras

    b) Cholas

    c) Pallavas

    d) Vijayanagara

    Answer: b) Cholas


26. The Chola kingdom had an extensive network of irrigation canals known as:

    a) Kaveri Delta

    b) Grand Anicut

    c) Pallava Tank

    d) Pandya Channel

    Answer: b) Grand Anicut


27. Which dynasty had a strong navy and controlled the pearl fisheries in the Indian Ocean?

    a) Chera

    b) Chola

    c) Pandya

    d) Maurya

    Answer: c) Pandya


28. The Chera, Chola, and Pandya dynasties played a significant role in the spread of which religion?

    a) Buddhism

    b) Jainism

    c) Hinduism

    d) Islam

    Answer: c) Hinduism


29. The Chola king who sent naval expeditions to Southeast Asia was:

    a) Parantaka I

   


 b) Rajaraja I

    c) Rajendra Chola I

    d) Kulottunga Chola I

    Answer: c) Rajendra Chola I


30. The Pandya dynasty was known for its patronage of which ancient Tamil language?

    a) Tamil-Brahmi

    b) Grantha script

    c) Tamil script

    d) Vatteluttu script

    Answer: d) Vatteluttu script


31. The Chera, Chola, and Pandya dynasties were often involved in conflicts over control of the:

    a) Ganges River

    b) Yamuna River

    c) Krishna River

    d) Kaveri River

    Answer: d) Kaveri River


32. The Pandya king who was known for his benevolent rule and patronage of arts and literature was:

    a) Nedunjeliyan

    b) Maravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I

    c) Jatavarman Sundara Pandyan II

    d) Parakrama Pandya

    Answer: c) Jatavarman Sundara Pandyan II


33. The Chola king who introduced the system of temples as centers of administration was:

    a) Parantaka I

    b) Rajaraja I

    c) Rajendra Chola I

    d) Kulottunga Chola I

    Answer: b) Rajaraja I


34. The famous Nataraja statue, symbolizing the cosmic dance of Lord Shiva, was created during the reign of:

    a) Rajaraja I

    b) Rajendra Chola I

    c) Rajadhiraja Chola

    d) Rajendra Chola II

    Answer: a) Rajaraja I


35. The Pandya dynasty reached its peak under the rule of:

    a) Nedunjeliyan

    b) Maravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I

    c) Jatavarman Sundara Pandyan II

    d) Parakrama Pandya

    Answer: b) Maravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I


36. The Chola king who constructed the Airavatesvara Temple in Darasuram was:

    a) Parantaka I

    b) Rajaraja I

    c) Rajendra Chola I

    d) Kulottunga Chola I

    Answer: d) Kulottunga Chola I


37. The Sangam literature provides insights into the society, culture, and economy of which period?

    a) Chera dynasty

    b) Chola dynasty

    c) Pandya dynasty

    d) Sangam Age

    Answer: d) Sangam Age


38. The Chera, Chola, and Pandya dynasties were predominantly:

    a) Buddhist

    b) Jain

    c) Hindu

    d) Zoroastrian

    Answer: c) Hindu


39. The Chola kingdom declined after facing invasions from which dynasty?

    a) Cheras

    b) Pallavas

    c) Pandyas

    d) Kalabhras

    Answer: d) Kalabhras


40. The Chola king who was a great patron of art and architecture and commissioned the construction of the Gangaikonda Cholapuram Temple was:

    a) Parantaka I

    b) Rajaraja I

    c) Rajendra Chola I

    d) Kulottunga Chola I

    Answer: c) Rajendra Chola I


41. The Pandya dynasty had close trade relations with which


 ancient African civilization?

    a) Egypt

    b) Carthage

    c) Axum

    d) Mali Empire

    Answer: c) Axum


42. The Chola king who established the naval base at Nagapattinam was:

    a) Parantaka I

    b) Rajaraja I

    c) Rajendra Chola I

    d) Kulottunga Chola I

    Answer: c) Rajendra Chola I


43. The Pandya dynasty came to an end with the invasion of the:

    a) Cholas

    b) Cheras

    c) Pallavas

    d) Delhi Sultanate

    Answer: d) Delhi Sultanate


44. The Chola king who adopted the title "Gangaikonda Chola" after his victorious campaign to the Ganges River was:

    a) Parantaka I

    b) Rajaraja I

    c) Rajendra Chola I

    d) Kulottunga Chola I

    Answer: c) Rajendra Chola I


45. The Pandya dynasty was known for its wealth derived from the trade of:

    a) Spices

    b) Silk

    c) Gemstones

    d) Precious metals

    Answer: a) Spices


46. The Chola kingdom extended its influence as far as:

    a) Sri Lanka

    b) Myanmar

    c) Malaysia

    d) All of the above

    Answer: d) All of the above


47. The Pandya dynasty was frequently engaged in conflicts with which foreign power?

    a) Greeks

    b) Persians

    c) Romans

    d) Kushans

    Answer: c) Romans


48. The Chola king who built the magnificent Shiva temple at Gangaikonda Cholapuram was:

    a) Parantaka I

    b) Rajaraja I

    c) Rajendra Chola I

    d) Kulottunga Chola I

    Answer: c) Rajendra Chola I


49. The Pandya kingdom was known for its robust trade connections with which Southeast Asian kingdom?

    a) Srivijaya

    b) Majapahit

    c) Champa

    d) Khmer Empire

    Answer: a) Srivijaya


50. The Chola, Chera, and Pandya dynasties played a significant role in the cultural and economic development of which region?

    a) South India

    b) North India

    c) Central India

    d) Western India

    Answer: a) South India


I hope these questions and answers help you in your preparations for competitive exams!

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