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Question : 38
Total: 100
Which of the following rulers is referred as 'Napolean of India'.?
Chandragupta II
Skandgupta
Samudragupta
Kumaragupta
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Solution:
The Correct Answer is
Samudragupta
.
Samudragupta
was a ruler of the Gupta dynasty who ruled from
335 to 375 AD
. He is also referred to as the
'Napolean of India'.
Eran is an ancient town in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh. It was the capital of
Erakina Pradesha
of the Gupta empire.
Eran inscription confirms the
Sati system
practiced during the Gupta era.
It also describes, the widow remarriage was banned and basic education was denied to the girl child during the Gupta era.
The achievements of Samudragupta are found in the
Allahabad inscription
written by
'Harisena'
.
Inscription
Ruler Mentioned on the Inscription
Mehrauli inscription
Chandragupta II
Junagarh Rock Inscription
Skandgupta
Uday giri Cave Inscription
Chandragupta II and Kumaragupta
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