The Andhra Rajas

Q. Which among the following were the actions adopted by Kakatiya kings to build up a Telugu consciousness?

1. Kakatiyas called themselves Andhra Rajas
2. Kakatiyas brought the three Telugu speaking areas under their control
3. All the above
4. Kakathiyas made Telugu as the official court language

Q. Which of the following regions did the Andhra Rajas intend to bring together under their rule?

1. Telangana region
2. Rayalaseema region
3. Telugu-speaking coastal regions
4. Mahishmati region

Q. What were the regions where Telegu was most widely spoken during the emergence of the Kakatiyas?

1. The Coastal regions
2. Rayalaseema region
3. All of the Above
4. Present day Telangana region

Q. What were the intentions of the Andhra Rajas?

1. Conquer all lands south from Warangal.
2. Create a stable economy.
3. Ward of foreign invaders.
4. Bring the Telegu-speaking people under one roof.

Q. The ancestry of the Kakatiyas may be traced back to a person called .

1. Sanjaya
2. Prolla
3. Durjaya
4. Dhananjaya

Q. The ancestry of the Kakatiyas may be traced back to a person called .

1. Durjaya
2. Prolla
3. Dhananjaya
4. Sanjaya

Q. Which of the following regions did the Andhra Rajas intend to bring together under their rule?

1. Telangana region
2. Rayalaseema region
3. Telugu-speaking coastal regions
4. Mahishmati region

Q. Pair the following Kakatiya rulers with their respective reigns.

1. Prolla II
2. Ganapatideva
3. 1158-1195CE
4. 1262-1289CE
5. Prataparudra
6. 1116-1157CE
7. 1199-1262CE
8. Rudradeva
9. Rudramadevi
10. 1289-1323CE

Q. The ancestry of the Kakatiyas may be traced back to a person called .

1. Sanjaya
2. Prolla
3. Durjaya
4. Dhananjaya

Q. What were the intentions of the Andhra Rajas?

1. Conquer all lands south from Warangal.
2. Create a stable economy.
3. Ward of foreign invaders.
4. Bring the Telegu-speaking people under one roof.

Q. Pair the following Kakatiya rulers with their respective reigns.

1. Prolla II
2. Ganapatideva
3. 1158-1195CE
4. 1262-1289CE
5. Prataparudra
6. 1116-1157CE
7. 1199-1262CE
8. Rudradeva
9. Rudramadevi
10. 1289-1323CE