Bankura Midnapore Murshidabad Phrulia Answer: Midnapore Explanation: Only three sites of Mesolithic period have been excavated. These are namely Birbhanpur in Burdwan district, Paruldanga in Birbhum district and Chanargora in Midnapore district.

Champa Vaishali Pataliputra None of the above Answer: Champa Explanation: The former name of Champa, the capital of the Anga kingdom, was Malini.

Suhma, Anga Pundravardhana, Samatata Harikela All of the above Answer: All of the above Explanation: The contemporary neighbouring states of the ancient Vanga kingdom on the Indian sub-continent included Suhma, Anga, Pundravardhana, Samatata or Harikela.

Burdwan Midnapore Birbhum All of these Answer: All of these Explanation: The earliest tools were made mainly by pebbles of quartz and quartzite. Some importatnt sites of tool-making are Egra Mail (Burdwan), Parihati, Mohanpur, Satbati, Tarapheni resorvoir bridge (all in ...

Mahabharata Anguttara Nikaya Allahabad Prashasti None of the above Answer: Allahabad Prashasti Explanation: The earliest reference to the ancient Samatata kingdom in South-Estern Bengal is found in the Allahabad Prashasti.

Acharanga Sutra Mahabharata Anguttara Nikaya None of these Answer: Acharanga Sutra Explanation: The earliest mention of the Suhmas and their land can be found in the Acharanga Sutra of the Jainas, which dates back to the 6th century.

Kalipada Singh Thakur Dalip Singh Thakur Nandi Singh Thakur Govind Singh Thakur Answer: Kalipada Singh Thakur Explanation: Kalipada Singha Thakur was the last king of Malla dynasty in Bengal. He became the king of Mallabhum in 1930 and ruled till his death in 1983.

Duryodhana Karna Paundraka Vasudeva None of the above Answer: Paundraka Vasudeva Explanation: Pundraka Vasudeva emerged as a legendary leader within the Pundra dynasty.

Bong tribe A Vedic caste 'Banga' A republic state 'Banga' A king named 'Banga' Answer: Bong tribe Explanation: It is believed by some scholars that the origin of the name of the state Bengal is derived from 'Bong tribe'.

Wheat Maize Rice bazra Answer: Rice Explanation: The people of Chalcolithic period residing in Bengal, used to cultivate seasonal crops and rice. Besides this, they tamed the domestic animals as a livestock and for milk.

great wealth they accumulated large extent of their empire good administration None of the above Answer: great wealth they accumulated Explanation: Out of the nine Nanda kings, Mahapadma Nanda and Dhana Nanda stood out as renowned rulers, known for their remarkable accumulation ...

Mangolians Sabara Pulinda None of these Answer: Mangolians Explanation: The Dravidians, the Aryans and the Mangolians were the three major racial elements which came together to form the Bengalee race.