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Who among the following is considered to be the father of Ayurveda?

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Important Questions on History of India

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SSC CHSL(10+2) TIER 1 COMBINED HIGHER SECONDARY LEVEL ONLINE EXAM 2019 LDC/DEO/PSA>Chapter 68 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 42
Indians in ancient time learnt a lot from the Greeks in the field of _____
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SSC CHSL(10+2) TIER 1 COMBINED HIGHER SECONDARY LEVEL ONLINE EXAM 2019 LDC/DEO/PSA>Chapter 68 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 43
Which of the following rulers died while playing ‘Chaugan’?
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SSC CHSL(10+2) TIER 1 COMBINED HIGHER SECONDARY LEVEL ONLINE EXAM 2019 LDC/DEO/PSA>Chapter 68 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 44
Rana Kumbha of Mewar built the famous ‘Kirti Stambh’ Tower of Victory to commemorate his victory against_____.
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SSC CHSL(10+2) TIER 1 COMBINED HIGHER SECONDARY LEVEL ONLINE EXAM 2019 LDC/DEO/PSA>Chapter 68 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 45
The battle at Waihind in 1008-09 was fought between _____.
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The ‘Shahnama’ was written by ______
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SSC CHSL(10+2) TIER 1 COMBINED HIGHER SECONDARY LEVEL ONLINE EXAM 2019 LDC/DEO/PSA>Chapter 68 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 47
'Tahqiq-i-Hind’, a famous literary work, was written by:
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AI Beruni came to India with
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SSC CHSL(10+2) TIER 1 COMBINED HIGHER SECONDARY LEVEL ONLINE EXAM 2019 LDC/DEO/PSA>Chapter 68 - History of India>Practice Exercise>Q 50
The first Muslim ruler to formulate the theory of Kingship similar to the theory of the divine right of King was: