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Which of the following kings of Nagpur had their kingdom confiscated by the company due to concerns over succession after their death?
Which of the following kings of Nagpur had their kingdom confiscated by the company due to concerns over succession after their death?
Which of the following soil types is primarily found in the East Vidarbha region of Maharashtra?
Which of the following soil types is primarily found in the East Vidarbha region of Maharashtra?
Which soil type is associated with the Konkan region of Maharashtra?
Which soil type is associated with the Konkan region of Maharashtra?
What was the total number of administrative divisions in Maharashtra in 1960?
What was the total number of administrative divisions in Maharashtra in 1960?
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Identify the incorrect pairing of soil type and its corresponding region in Maharashtra.
Identify the incorrect pairing of soil type and its corresponding region in Maharashtra.
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Study Notes
Question 10
- The company government took over the kingdom of Nagpur because the king did not arrange proper succession after his death.
- Raja Raghuji II was one of the kings of Nagpur.
- Shreemant Maloji Raje Bhosle was also a king of Nagpur.
- Raja Raghuji III was also a king of Nagpur.
- Shreemant Appasaheb Raje Bhosle was another king of Nagpur.
Question 11
- The total administrative divisions in Maharashtra during 1960 and 2020 were 4 and 8 respectively.
Question 2
- Matching the types of soil with regions:
- Black cotton soil is found in the Konkan region.
- Red soil is found in the Eastern Vidarbha region.
- Yellow soil is found in the Maharashtra plateau region.
- Alluvial soil is found in the Sahyadri mountain regions.
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Test your knowledge of Maharashtra's history and geography with this engaging quiz! Explore the historical kings of Nagpur and learn about the soil types across various regions in Maharashtra. Perfect for students studying the state's administrative divisions and agricultural specifics.
