The title 'Vairigharatta' signifies a formidable warrior who crushes enemies. While Durlabhraja II, Arnoraja, and Vigraharaja IV were powerful Chauhan rulers, Govinda III was a Rashtrakuta ruler from a different dynasty and era. The epic 'Prithviraja Vijaya' primarily focuses on Prithviraja Chauhan. The inclusion of Govinda III with this title from this specific text is historically contentious and suggests a potential flaw in the question or its premise.
Which of the following rulers was given the title 'Vairigharatta' in the 'Prithviraja Vijaya'? (1) Durlabhraja II (2) Govinda III (3) Arnoraja (4) Vigraharaja IV
Asked in School Lecturer (Sanskrit Edu.) 2022 1 2022 · Topic: Post-Mauryan Period (Administration, Polity, and Regional Diversity)
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