- Samudragupta's Allahabad Pillar inscription details his military campaigns and the different types of states/rulers he interacted with. - The listed states belong to the category of entities that accepted Samudragupta's suzerainty without being directly annexed into the core Gupta empire. - These were located on the frontiers of the Gupta Empire or in regions influenced by Gupta power.
What were the following States ? (a) The Malavas (b) Arjunayanas (c) Yaudheyas (d) Madrakas (e) Abhiras (f) Prarjunas (g) Sanakanikas (h) Kakas (i) Kharaparikas
Asked in MPSC CS Prelims 2020 · Topic: Gupta and Post-Gupta Period (Major Rulers: Chandragupta I, Samudragupta, Chandragupta II, Kumaragupta I, Skandagupta)
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Answer: B. The tribal States which surrendered to Samudra Gupta
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- Chandragupta II Vikramaditya is renowned for his conquest of the Western Kshatrapas (Shakas) of Malwa and Gujarat. To commemorate this victory and extend the Gupta currency system to the newly conquered territories, he issued silver coins following the style and weight standard of the defeated Kshatrapa rulers. These silver coins are indeed considered one of the most tangible and important pieces of evidence for his victory over the Shakas. 2. The silver coins issued by Chandragupta II after the Shaka conquest were based on the Kshatrapa currency standard and weighed approximately 32-33 grains (or about 2 grams). This weight standard was different from the standard Gupta gold coinage and was adopted from the local currency of the conquered region. 252. Which one of the following statements about Allahabad Prashasti is correct ?
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