What was the significance of the Rashtrakutas ritual called Hiranya garbha during the mid eighth cen...........

Ancient and Medival History NCERT

What was the significance of the Rashtrakutas' ritual called 'Hiranya-garbha' during the mid-eighth century?

It symbolized the birth of a new king from the golden womb.

It was a battle strategy against the Chalukyas.

It was a tax collection system in the Deccan.

It marked the entry to trade with North India.

The Rashtrakutas performed the 'Hiranya-garbha' ritual to symbolize the birth of a new being from the golden womb,

It indicated a change of status as they declared independence,

It was performed with the help of Brahmanas,

Signifying legitimacy and power.

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