Nagarjunakonda and ______________ were famous centres of the Buddhist culture.
a. Madurai
b. Pratisthana
c. Purushapura
d. Amaravati

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Solution

The correct answer is option (d).

Explanation: Nagarjunakonda and Amravati were the famous centres of Buddhist culture in India. A specific style of art developed in Amaravati. The Satavahanas patronised the Amaravati School. Later, the Ikshvakus continued to support this school.

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