ANSWER – B
A stupa of Kanishka has been found in the Zaskar region.
Hiuen Tsang visited Kullu and Lahaul in 635 AD.
Lahaul was conquered by Chamba around 600 AD.
Lahaul was occupied by Kullu and Chamba who were under Harsha at the time of Harsha. Due to which Lahaul also came under Harsh.
According to Hiuen Tsang, Spiti was ruled by Sen kings, whose first king was Samudrasen.
ANSWER – A
King Utpala appears to have subjugated entire Lahaul for it is believed that he was responsible for the conversion of Marikula Devi temple at Margul, situated at the extreme point from the side of Ladakh, into a shrine of Marichi Vajravarahi.
ANSWER – B
Rajendra Sen, King of Spiti, made Kullu a taxpayer under him for some time.
At the time of Chhett Sen, Spiti came under Ladakh.
The rulers of Spiti were called ‘Nono‘.
ANSWER – A
ANSWER – C
In the eighth century A.D, the Raja of Chamba, Ajaya Varman, A.D. 730-75, became a vassal of Kashmir. Thus, Lahaul too came indirectly under the influence of Kashmir.
Kashmir art can be traced at Markula-Udaipur and Trilokinath. Two inscriptions in ‘Sarda‘ character found near Tinan.
Lha-chen Utpala, king of Ladakh, invaded Kullu and the Raja of Kullu promised to pay tribute in kind of iron and mdsos.
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