Lauria Nandangarh is an archaeological site in West Champaran district, Bihar, known for an Ashokan Pillar topped with a magnificent lion capital and a large earthen stupa.
Lauria Nandangarh is famous for which architecture?
Asked in GPSC Prelims CSP 1 2023 · Topic: Architecture in Ancient India (Mauryan Stupas, Monolithic Pillars, and Rock-cut Caves)
More Ancient History of India questions
- Which of the following is a rock-cut sculpture of the Mauryan period?
- Which one of the following statements regarding Asokan stone pillars is incorrect?
- Match list - I with list - II and identify the correct answer by using the codes below – List - I (Archaeological Remains) (A) Stone Elephant (B) Four Asiatic lions (C) Grand Entrance gateway (D) Trimurti Sculpture List - II (Site) (i) Sanchi (ii) Dhauli (iii) Elephanta (iv) Sarnath
- Who among the following prepared "The Archaeological Remains and Excavations at Bairath' report? - Question not attempted
- How many animal figures are there on the Sarnath Pillar ?
- With regard to the early ancient Indian monuments, sculptures and their patrons, identify the correct pair(s) from the following : 1. Amaravati—Satavahana 2. Cave shrines at Barabar hills—Ashoka 3. Kailash temple at Ellora—Rashtrakutas 4. Stupa at Shaji-ki-Dheri near Peshawar—Kanishka
- Which of the following statements about sculptures at Sanchi is/are correct ? 1. In some sculptures there is representation of Shalabhanjika. 2. The figure of Shalabhanjika is represented by a woman surrounded by lotuses and elephants. 3. The Shalabhanjika motif was not directly inspired by Buddhist ideas. Select the correct answer using the code given below :
- In the decoration of Stupas, what does the term 'Kinjalikini' refer to ?