Historical Names of Odisha, With Multiple Choice Questions

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Historical Names of Odisha, With Multiple Choice Questions

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Historically, the names of Odisha have been named during the historical period: according to the Kalinga Puranas and the Mahabharata, it was named after Prince Kalinga, King of Bali and Queen Sudarshan.

Utkala According to Mahabharata Utkala was a part of Kalinga.
Mahakantara This name was found during Gupta period.
Udra It was the kingdom which included coastal region of Odisha.
Odra This name was given after Odra tribe.
Oddiyana This name was mentioned in Buddhist texts.
KamalaMandala  It was named for the region of Narla in Kalahandi.
South Kosala It was named for the modern day Chhattisgarh andWestern parts of Odisha.
Kongoda This name was found on a copper plate in Ganjam district.
Trikalinga This name was found on copper plates in Sonepur.
Tosali It was named for a city including a subdivision of Kalinga during the Asoka period
Odivissa This name was referred in Buddhist texts for Odisha.
Jajnagar This name was used for Odisha in some texts like Tarikh Nasiri, Tarikh
Multiple choice Questions On Historical Name Of Odisha

What was Odisha known as during the Mahabharata period?
a) Utkala
b) Mahakantara
c) Udra
d) Odra
Answer: a) Utkala

Which historical name of Odisha was mentioned during the Gupta period?
a) Utkala
b) Mahakantara
c) Odra
d) Oddiyana
Answer: b) Mahakantara

Which tribe gave its name to Odisha during ancient times?
a) Utkala
b) Odra
c) Oddiyana
d) Tosali
Answer: b) Odra

In which historical text is Odisha referred to as “Oddiyana”?
a) Ramayana
b) Mahabharata
c) Buddhist texts
d) Gupta period texts
Answer: c) Buddhist texts

What was the name used for the region of Narla in Kalahandi?
a) Utkala
b) KamalaMandala
c) South Kosala
d) Kongoda
Answer: b) KamalaMandala

Which region was named South Kosala, including parts of modern-day Odisha?
a) Coastal region
b) Northern region
c) Eastern region
d) Western region
Answer: d) Western region

Where was the name “Kongoda” found in historical records related to Odisha?
a) Buddhist texts
b) Gupta period texts
c) Copper plate in Ganjam district
d) Copper plates in Sonepur
Answer: c) Copper plate in Ganjam district

In which historical documents was the term “Trikalinga” found?
a) Ramayana
b) Mahabharata
c) Buddhist texts
d) Copper plates in Sonepur
Answer: d) Copper plates in Sonepur

What was “Tosali” named after during the Asoka period?
a) Kingdom
b) City
c) Tribe
d) River
Answer: b) City

Which historical name was used in Buddhist texts for Odisha?
a) Utkala
b) Odivissa
c) Jajnagar
d) Tosali
Answer: b) Odivissa

What was Odisha referred to as in texts like Tarikh Nasiri and Tarikh?
a) Utkala
b) Jajnagar
c) Odivissa
d) Tosali
Answer: b) Jajnagar

According to the Mahabharata, which historical name was a part of Kalinga?
a) Utkala
b) Mahakantara
c) Udra
d) Odra
Answer: c) Udra

Which historical name included the coastal region of Odisha?
a) Utkala
b) Mahakantara
c) Udra
d) Odra
Answer: c) Udra

During which period was the name “Utkala” mentioned?
a) Gupta period
b) Mahabharata period
c) Asoka period
d) Buddhist period
Answer: b) Mahabharata period

Which name was found on a copper plate in the Ganjam district?
a) Kongoda
b) Trikalinga
c) Tosali
d) Jajnagar
Answer: a) Kongoda

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