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Chandra gupta -II Navaratnas(Nine jewels) quiz

Quiz by Arjun yarra

Central Board of Secondary Education

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lexicographer is known as
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Kalidasa
Amar simha
Shanku
Vararuchi
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Sanskrit poet is known as
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Harisena
Danavantri
Vittalabhatta
Kahapanaka

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lexicographer is known as

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Sanskrit poet is known as

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architect is known as

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a poet and play wright in sanskrit is known as

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physician is known as

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a magician is known as

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astrologer is known as

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mathematician and linguist is known as

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astronomer is known as

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