Question : The concept of 'Dharma' in Ashokan inscriptions refers to:
Option 1: Duty and righteousness
Option 2: Royal power
Option 3: Economic prosperity
Option 4: Military strength
Correct Answer: Duty and righteousness
Solution : In Ashokan inscriptions, 'Dharma' refers to duty, righteousness, and moral law, reflecting Ashoka's emphasis on ethical governance.
Question : The Ashokan inscriptions are known for their emphasis on:
Option 1: Military conquests
Option 2: Dharma and moral values
Option 3: Economic policies
Option 4: Architectural achievements
Question : Which of the following is a characteristic feature of Ashokan inscriptions?
Option 1: Use of metaphorical language
Option 2: Emphasis on royal conquests
Option 3: Promotion of non-violence and ethical conduct
Option 4: Detailed description of court rituals
Question : The concept of 'Dharmavijaya' (victory through righteousness) is associated with which period?
Option 1: Vedic Period
Option 2: Mauryan Period
Option 3: Gupta Period
Option 4: Harappan Period
Question : What is the primary focus of traditional security?
Option 1: Economic stability
Option 2: Environmental protection
Option 3: Military strength
Option 4: Cultural preservation
Question : In Gupta period land grants, the term 'agrahara' often refers to:
Option 1: Fortified cities
Option 2: Royal palaces
Option 3: Agricultural lands
Option 4: Grants to Brahmins
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