The Saka era, which is still used in some parts of India, was founded in:
Answer: Option A
The Saka era is believed to have been founded by King Chashtana of the Western Satraps in 78 CE. It is one of the official calendars of India.
1
Which of the following is the earliest known civilization of India?
2
The Great Bath is a significant structure found at which Indus Valley Civilization site?
3
The term 'Arya' in the early Vedic period primarily referred to:
4
The Upanishads are primarily concerned with:
5
Who was the founder of the Mauryan Empire?
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