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Mihirbhoja I was known by the title of Adivarah.
Mihirbhoja I was known by the title of Adivarah.
True (A)
Mihirbhoja I's kingdom did not extend as far south as the country's southern region.
Mihirbhoja I's kingdom did not extend as far south as the country's southern region.
False (B)
The military strength of Mihirbhoja I was acknowledged by the Arab traveler Sulaiman.
The military strength of Mihirbhoja I was acknowledged by the Arab traveler Sulaiman.
True (A)
Mihirbhoja I established a Pali educational institution in Dhar.
Mihirbhoja I established a Pali educational institution in Dhar.
Mihirbhoja I was the son of Ayyadevi and Ram Bhadar.
Mihirbhoja I was the son of Ayyadevi and Ram Bhadar.
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Mihirbhoja I's lineage
Mihirbhoja I's lineage
Mihirbhoja I was the son of Ram Bhadar and Ayyadevi.
Mihirbhoja I's title
Mihirbhoja I's title
His title was Adivarah.
Mihirbhoja I's military power
Mihirbhoja I's military power
Sulaiman, an Arab traveler, described his significant military power.
Mihirbhoja I's kingdom reach
Mihirbhoja I's kingdom reach
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Mihirbhoja I's educational contribution
Mihirbhoja I's educational contribution
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Study Notes
Mihirbhoja I
- Mihirbhoja I was the son of Rambhadra and Amapdevi.
- He is known for defeating his father and taking over the throne.
- He is mentioned as a powerful king.
- Arab traveler Suleiman described his army.
- He ended a three-way conflict.
- He fostered Sanskrit literature.
- His empire stretched from the Himalayas to the south, and from the west to the east.
- He founded a Sanskrit school in Dhar (MP).
Coins
- Mihirbhoja I was associated with different types of coins.
- Some coins were named Adivarah.
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