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Daily UKPSC / UKSSSC MCQs : Uttarakhand
27 December, 2025
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Q1. In which year was the Taleshwar copper-plate inscription discovered?
(A) 1905 CE
(B) 1915 CE
(C) 1925 CE
(D) 1935 CE
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Explanation: The Taleshwar copper-plate inscription was discovered in 1915 CE. This copper plate is an important epigraphic source for the Paurava dynasty of Brahmapura and their administration. The other options are incorrect because they do not match the actual year of discovery.
Q2. Who was the founding ruler of the Paurava dynasty?
(A) Dhutivarman
(B) Vishnuvarman I
(C) Vrishavarman
(D) Vishnuvarman II
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Explanation: The founder of the Paurava dynasty was King Vishnuvarman I. Subsequently, rulers such as Vrishavarman, Agnivarman, Dhutivarman, and Vishnuvarman II are mentioned. The other options refer either to successors or intermediate rulers, not the founder.
Q3. How many rulers of the Paurava dynasty are mentioned in the Taleshwar copper-plate inscription?
(A) 3
(B) 4
(C) 5
(D) 6
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Explanation: The Taleshwar copper-plate inscription mentions five rulers of the Paurava dynasty: Vishnuvarman I, Vrishavarman, Agnivarman, Dhutivarman, and Vishnuvarman II. The other options do not represent the correct number.
Q4. Who was the clan deity of the Paurava dynasty?
(A) Viraneshvara Swami
(B) Shiva
(C) Krishna
(D) Mahadeva
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Explanation: The clan deity of the Paurava dynasty was Viraneshvara Swami. This information reflects their religious beliefs and royal rituals. The other deities listed were not the specific clan deity of this dynasty.
Q5. What was the title used by the Paurava rulers?
(A) Raja
(B) Maharajadhiraja Param Bhattaraka
(C) Samrat
(D) Naresh
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Explanation: The title of the Paurava rulers was Maharajadhiraja Param Bhattaraka. This title symbolized their political and religious authority. The other titles are more general royal epithets and do not correspond specifically to the rulers of the Paurava dynasty.
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