Among Mauryan idols the idol inscribed with the name Manibhadra Yaksha was found from which place nb...........

Ancient and Medieval History(RAS) Mauryan and Post Maurayan

Among Mauryan idols, the idol inscribed with the name Manibhadra (Yaksha) was found from which place?

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Jhing-ka-Nagra

Noh village

Besnagar

Parkham

- The Mauryan period is known for its remarkable sculptures, including Yaksha idols which are deities associated with nature and wealth.

- The Yaksha idol inscribed with the name Manibhadra is significant in understanding the iconography and religious practices of that time.

- Option 1: Jhing-ka-Nagra is a less commonly known archaeological site without direct association with this particular Yaksha idol.

- Option 2: Noh village is primarily known for distinct archaeological finds but not specifically related to the Manibhadra Yaksha.

- Option 3: Besnagar is a significant ancient site but it is more commonly linked with other historical artifacts.

- Option 4: Parkham is the correct site where the Yaksha idol with the inscription of Manibhadra was found, linking it to Mauryan culture.

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