Who among the following emperors wrote the book named 'Ratnavali'?
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
Correct Answer:
Option 4: Harshavardhana
Explanation:
Emperor Harshavardhana wrote the Sanskrit play ‘Ratnavali’. He was a 7th-century ruler and patron of arts and literature. The play narrates a romantic story of King Udayana. He also wrote ‘Priyadarshika’ and ‘Nagananda’. His court included scholars like Banabhatta.
Additional Facts:
Option 1: Rajaraja I was a Chola ruler.
Option 2: Dantidurga was a Rashtrakuta ruler.
Option 3: Amoghavarsha was not the author.
Probable Exam Questions:
Q: Harsha belonged to which dynasty?
A: Pushyabhuti
Q: Who wrote Harshacharita?
A: Banabhatta
Q: Who wrote Nagananda?
A: Harshavardhana
Q: Capital of Harsha?
A: Kannauj