7 Class.History.CW/HW.Chapter11.The Rise of Small Kingdom in South India.

Chapter 11
7 Class.History.CW/HW.Chapter11.
The Rise of Small Kingdom in South India.

Keywords 
edict : an order, or a command 
matha :  a place, usually attached to a temple, where students were provided with free boarding, lodging and education 
patron : someone who protects or supports an artist,  or an art form.  
Something To Know 
Tick the correct option.  
1. Who was the founder of the Chola dynasty?
(a) Vijayalaya 
(c) Rajendra I  
(b) Rajendra!  
(d) Rajaraja 
2. The famous temple built by Rajaraja - l at Tanjore was 
(a) Kailashnath temple 
(b) Mahabalipuram temple 
(c) Kanchipuram temple 
(d) Rajcheshuram temple 
3.Which kingdom gave a final blow to the Pandyas?  
(a) Chalukyas
(b) Pallavas 
(c) Vijayanagar 
(d) Rashtrakuta.
4.The term "Mandalam 'stands for 
(a) a village
(b) a sabha 
(c) a district 
(d) a province 
5. What was the  main source of income of the Chola rulers? 
(b) land tax 
(a) trade tax 
(c) religion tax 
(d) cattle tax 3. 

B. Fill in the blanks. and 
1. During 750 CE, south India saw the rule of ------,-------,and-----.
2. Indian  historians believe that Chalukyas were----- 
3. ------defeated Pallavas 
4.----- succeeded Rajaraja. 
5.-----was the main center of education during 700 CE to 1200 CE in South India. 
C. Sort the names of the kings as per their dynasties and arrange them according to their period, 
Maruvarman Avani Sulamani, Prantaka-, Vijayalaya, Kandungori, Rajaraja, Jalavarman Sundara 
Cholas as per periods. 
Pandyas as per periods

D. Answer the following questions in  brief.  
1. Name the powerful kingdom that emerged in south India in the eighth century.  
2. Name three kingdoms that were mentioned in Ashoka's edicts.  
3. Which languages ​​flourished during Cholas and Pandyas period?  
4 Name the main areas that formed the part of the Pandya kingdom.  
5. Where were the rock - cut temples built?  
E Answer the following questions.  
1.  Mention the main achievements of Rajaraja, the Great.  
2.  Describe the socio - economic condition of the people in the southern states.  
3.  What were the religious beliefs of the people in the southern states during the medieval period?  
4.  Describe the development of art and architecture under the southern rulers.  
5.  List the differences between the kingdoms of North and South on the basis of following aspects.  
a.  Administration 
b.  Society 
c.  Economy 
d.  Religion 
e.  Education 
f.   Art and Architecture 
Value Baued Ouention. 
One of our  Fundamental Duites is To  value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture.
As a citizen  of India, how can we preserve our rich heritage 
Map Skill 
Mark the territories of the following kingdoms on an outline map of India.  
(a) Cholas 
(b) Pandyas 
Something To Do 
1. Collect the pictures of the temples of south India and paste them in a scrapbook, 
2. Find out the differences in the temple architecture of north and south India and illustrate them wit help of pictures.

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