Rajasthan History Questions and Answers in English (Rajasthan GK - General Knowledge)
Posted on 18-12-2022
Rajasthan History Questions and Answers (Rajasthan GK [General Knowledge])
| 1 | Coronation of Maharana Pratap | Gogunda (Udaipur), 1572 AD and later the coronation ceremony took place in Kumbhalgarh fort |
| 2 | Arrangement to send Vivekananda to Chicago | King Ajit Singh of Khetri did |
| 3 | First Englishman to come to Ajmer | Sir Thomas Roe met Jahangir at Magazin Durg (Ajmer) on 10 January 1616 |
| 4 | Thermopally of Rajasthan | Haldighati (Rajsamand), Colonel James Tod said |
| 5 | Marathon of Rajasthan | Diver (Rajsamand), Colonel James Tod said |
| 6 | Abhinav Bharatacharya | Rana Kumbha, because of his vast knowledge in the field of music |
| 7 | Battle of Haldighati | On 21 June 1576 AD |
| 8 | Idol of Shrinathji | A Pandit from Vrindavan saved this idol from Aurangzeb and brought it at the time of Raja Raj Singh (1672 AD) of Rajsamand. |
| 9 | most decisive battle | Battle of Khanwa (1527), Babur defeated Rana Sanga and established the Mughal Empire in India |
| 10 | two and a half day cottage | The Sanskrit school built by Bisaldev in Ajmer in 1153 was converted into a mosque by Qutbuddin Aibak in 1193. |
| 11 | Jat princely states | Bharatpur, Dhaulpur |
| 12 | Muslim princely states | Tonk (Raj of the Pindaris) |
| 13 | Emergency capital of Maharana Pratap | Chavand (Udaipur) |
| 14 | who sent rakhi to humayun | At the time of Bahadur Shah's invasion of Gujarat (1534), Queen Karnavati of Chittor |
| 15 | First Saka of Rajasthan | 1301 AD Saka of Ranthambore, Alauddin Khilji defeated Hamir Dev Chauhan and Hamir Dev's wife Rang Devi committed Johar |
| 16 | First Saka of Chittor | 1303 AD Alauddin Khilji defeated Rawal Ratan Singh |
| 17 | second saka of chittor | 1534 AD Bahadurshah of Gujarat attacked and Johar of Karnavati |
| 18 | 3rd Saka of Chittor | 1567 AD Akbar defeated Jaimal-Patta, the commander of Rana Udai Singh |
| 19 | savior king of mewar | Rana Hamir Singh |
| 20 | Author of the book 'Bhasha Bhushan' | Raja Jaswant Singh I of Jodhpur |
| 21 | who killed kumbha | His son Uda / Udaykaran |
| 22 | First Battle Of Tarain | 1191, Prithviraj Chauhan defeated Muhammad Ghori |
| 23 | Second Battle of Tarain | 1192 Muhammad Ghori defeated Prithviraj Chauhan |
| 24 | Founder of the Chauhan dynasty of Ranthambore | Govindraj |
| 25 | Founder of Chauhan dynasty of Jalore | Kirtipal (Kitu) |
| 26 | Father of Rajasthani Architecture | Rana Kumbha |
| 27 | Name of Meera's husband, father-in-law, father and grandfather | Husband- Bhojraj, Father-in-law- Rana Sanga, Father- Ratan Singh, Grandfather- Ravduda |
| 28 | Jhadshahi Coins | Sawai Singh II of Jaipur ran |
| 29 | Uday Singh's nurse | Pannadhay (who sacrificed his son Chandan to save Uday Singh from Banveer) |
| 30 | In whose reign Muinuddin Chishti came to Rajasthan? | Prithviraj Chauhan III |
| 31 | Suvarnagiri | Jalore |
| 32 | Suvarnanagari | Jaisalmer |
| 33 | Fort named Taragarh | in Ajmer and Bundi |
| 34 | At present the stone idols of Jaimal-Patta | Outside the Fort of Bikaner (Established by Raisingh) |
| 35 | peacock flag | Another name for Mehrangarh fort of Jodhpur |
| 36 | Tomb of Ghulam Qalandar Khan | Jodhpur |
| 37 | Nehar Khan Tower | quota |
| 38 | tower of gamtagazi | Jodhpur |
| 39 | Gandhi of Rajasthan | Gokul Bhai Bhatt |
| 40 | Gandhi of Vagad | Bhogilal Pandiya |
| 41 | Gandhiji's fifth son | Jamnalal Bajaj |
| 42 | Gandhi of Mewar | Manikyalal Verma |
| 43 | Deputy Prime Minister of Fisheries Union | Couple Kishore Chaturvedi (Bharatpur) |
| 44 | Second Jawaharlal Nehru | Couple Kishore Chaturvedi (Bharatpur) |
| 45 | Sagarmal Gopa | On 3 April 1946, at the time of Maharawal Jawahar Singh, Guman Singh burnt him alive in jail. Gopal Swaroop Pathak Committee termed it as suicide. |
| 46 | Founder of Bijolia State | Ashok Parmar |
| 47 | mother of copper age civilizations | Ganeshwar (Sikar), developed on the banks of Kantli river |
| 48 | Tata city of ancient India | Redh (Tonk) |
| 49 | Discovery of Kalibanga | In 1952, Amlanand Ghosh |
| 50 | City built on the lines of the Indus civilization | Jaipur |
| 51 | Ashoka's Dhamma | Inscribed in the Bhadu inscription (Bairath, Jaipur) |
| 52 | fabric scraps | from Bairath |
| 53 | maker of bijolia inscription | Jain Shravak Lolak, 1170 AD. Varchayita – Gunbhadra |
| 54 | Other names of Ahar civilization | Tamravati, Aghatpur, Nagari, Dhulkot |
| 55 | In which inscription the name of Chittor is mentioned as Khizrabad | in the dargah of dhaibipir |
| 56 | Rajasthan State Archives | in Bikaner |
| 57 | Jhalirani's Palace | Katargarh (Kumbhalgarh) |
| 58 | what is a living mouse called | Jauser |
| 59 | Padakha | The details of the total integrated annual income-expenditure of Udaipur state are known from these records. |
| 60 | Author of the book 'Jeez Mohammad Sahi' | Sawai Jaisingh (related to astronomy) |
| 61 | Arabic Persian Research Institute | New name - Maulana Abdul Kalam Arabic Persian Research Institute, Tonk (1978) |
| 62 | gold coins made in mewar mint | Chandori coins |
| 63 | salim shahi coins | In Pratapgarh (Chittor) |
| 64 | Kaldar coins | The silver coins during the British rule were called |
| 65 | Mughal coins prevalent in Mewar after Akbar's conquest of Chittor | L |
| 66 | India's oldest furnaces | Goldsmith(Jhunjhunu), iron smelter |
| 67 | 'Malah' Copper Age civilization site | In Ghana Bird Sanctuary (Bharatpur) |
| 68 | Jaipur and British settlement | 1818 AD, Jagat Singh |
| 69 | Historian present in Haldighati war | Abdul Qadir Badayuni (who wrote Guntkhaw-ul-Tawarikh) |
| 70 | Historian present in the first war of Chittor (1303 AD) | Aamir Khusro |
| 71 | Meaning of 'fighter' | Sign Doha – Soldier asked for bangle, cut off the head of Kshatrani |
| 72 | Author of Kirtistambha Prashasti | Poet Atri and his son Mahesh |
| 73 | Where did Akbar walk on the birth of his son? | Ajmer |
| 74 | white clouds | Martyred fighting in favor of Rawal Ratan Singh and against Alauddin Khilji in the first Sake of Chittor in 1303 AD |
| 75 | Jaimal-leaf | Martyred fighting in favor of Uday Singh and against Akbar in the third Sake of Chittor in 1567 AD |
| 76 | Alha-udal | Martyred in 1182 AD fighting in favor of King Parmardi Dev of Mahoba and against Prithviraj Chauhan III |
| 77 | Jaita-Kumpa | These two generals of Maldev were martyred while fighting Shershah Suri in the battle of Sumel/Jaitaran in 1544 AD. |
| 78 | eye of mewar | Katargarh (residence of Kumbha situated in Kumbhalgarh) |
| 79 | The treacherous minister of Hamir in the battle of Ranthambore | Ranmal |
| 80 | According to Prithviraj Raso, how did the Rajputs originate? | from the fire pit |
| 81 | responsible government first | On August 14, 1947 in Shahpura (Bhilwara) at the time of the king Sudarshan Dev. |
| 82 | ultimately responsible governance | in Jaisalmer |
| 83 | oldest princely state | Mewar, 566 AD. Guhil dynasty |
| 84 | newest state | Jhalawar, 1838 AD Jhala Dynasty |
| 85 | largest state | Jodhpur(36,120 sq km) |
| 86 | smallest state | Shahpura(405 sq km) |
| 87 | Establishment of Kachhwaha dynasty | In 1137 AD, Dulhrai / Tejkaran |
| 88 | sultry queen | Umde, the wife of King Maldev of Marwar, is called |
| 89 | Mughal-Mewar Treaty | Between Amar Singh and Jahangir in 1615 AD |
| 90 | Who called the Battle of Haldighati as the Battle of Gogunda? | Abdul Qadir Al Badayuni |
| 91 | Who called the battle of Haldighati as the battle of Khamnore? | Abul Fazl |
| 92 | Karna of Rajputana | Raisingh (Bikaner), Munshi Dev Prasad said |
| 93 | ear of Kalyug | Rao Lunkaran (Bikaner) |
| 94 | Rajasthan's oldest fame | fame of muhnot nainasi |
| 95 | Who killed King Vikramaditya of Chittor | Banveerne (who was the illegal slave son of Rana Sanga's brother Prithviraj) |
| 96 | Founder of Rathore dynasty | Rao Seeha (in the 13th century) |
| 97 | Muslim general of Maharana Pratap | Hakim Khan Suri |
| 98 | Establishment of Udaipur | In 1559, Rana Udai Singh |
| 99 | soldier's wreckage | to Rana Sanga |
| 100 | beginning of english education | King Bannesingh of Alwar did |
| 101 | Battle of Khatoli | Rana Sanga defeated Ibrahim Lodi in 1518 AD |
| 102 | Museum of Hindu Gods and Goddesses | Vijayastambh (Chittorgarh) |
| 103 | jodha bai | Daughter of Mota Raja Udai Singh of Jodhpur, real name- Jagat Gunsai, who was married to Jahangir in 1587 AD, Shah Jahan was her son. |
| 104 | Harka Bai | Daughter of Raja Bharmal of Jaipur, married Akbar in 1562, Jahangir was her son. Jahangir named it 'Mariam Ujjamani'. |
| 105 | Sultan Nissa | Daughter of King Bhagwant Das of Jaipur, real name - Man Bai / Manbhavani, she was married to Jahangir and Khusro was her son. |
| 106 | The last and grandest temple of Gurjar Pratihara style | Someshwar Temple of Kiradu (Barmer) |
| 107 | oldest inscribed temple | Sheetaleshwar Mahadev Temple (Jhalawar), 689 AD. |
| 108 | 'Hindu Sun' | was known as the king of mewar |
| 109 | Lines inscribed in the coat of arms of Udaipur | “Jaidrhad rakhai dharmakotihin rakhai kartar.” |
| 110 | Lines inscribed in the coat of arms of Bikaner | Jai Jangaldhar Badshah |
| 111 | Garh Chintamani | Other names of Mehrangarh fort of Jodhpur are Mordhwaj and Garh Chintamani. |
| 112 | Original name of Bapparawal | Kalbhoj |
| 113 | Name of Padmini's favorite parrot | Hiraman Parrot |
| 114 | Pandit of Rawal Ratan Singh | Raghav Chetan |
| 115 | Hindi's first epic | 'Prithviraj Raso' by Chandvardai |
| 116 | famous sufi poetry | 'Padmavat' by Malik Mohammad Jayasi |
| 117 | Where is the history of Vansh Bhaskar | Of Bundi, the creator – Suryamal Mixture and his son Muraridas |
| 118 | Mention of Gauri's death by a word-breaking arrow | Prithviraj Raso (Prithviraj Chauhan III killed Muhammad Ghori with a piercing arrow after listening to Chandvardai's couplet |
| 119 | In which book the Nayaka going to Orissa to bring back diamonds is described? | In Bisaldev Raso (by Narapati Nalh) the hero Bisaldev / Vigraharaja IV at the behest of his queen Rajmati |
| 120 | Ancient Bhumij style temple | Jain Temple of Sewadi, Pali |
| 121 | war of gigolo | In 1807, there was a war between King Mansingh of Jodhpur and King Jagatsingh of Jaipur regarding the marriage of Princess Krishna Kumari of Udaipur. |
| 122 | Which state is the gift of Mughals | quota |
| 123 | Founder of Sambhar Lake | Chauhan King Vasudeva |
| 124 | Birthplace of the great poet Magh | Bhinmal (Jalore) |
| 125 | Which Guhil ruler defeated Iltutmish | Rawal Jetra Singh (also defeated Balban) |
| 126 | To which war did Babur give the slogan of 'Jihad'? | Battle of Khanwa (1527 AD) |
| 127 | During the reign of which ruler, Jawar village in Magra region extracted lead and silver mines | at the time of Rana Lakha |
| 128 | Mewar Kesari | Maharana Pratap |
| 129 | maru kesari | Durgadas Rathod |
| 130 | Abul Fazal of Marwar | face to face |
| 131 | Birbal of Marwar | Bankidas |
| 132 | Taj Mahal of Marwar | Jaswant Thada |
| 133 | astrological ruler | Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur |
| 134 | brajnidhi | To Raja Sawai Pratap Singh of Jaipur. Raja Bandan Singh of Bharatpur is called 'Brajraj'. |
| 135 | Fifth Veda/19th Purana | 'Veli Krisan Rukmani Ri' (composed by Prithviraj Rathore) was said by poet Dursa Adha |
| 136 | Writer of 'Sooraj Prakash' | Karnidan (at the time of King Abhay Singh of Jodhpur) |
| 137 | Writer of 'Veer Vinod' | Shyamlal Das |
| 138 | At the time of 1857 revolution, A.G. of Rajputana. | George Patrick Lawrence |
| 139 | Rajputana's first A.G. | mr locket |
| 140 | Revolution of 1857 started in Rajasthan | On 28 May 1857, in the military cantonment of Nasirabad, Ajmer |
| 141 | total military cantonments | There are total 6 sanil cantonments – Nasirabad, Erinpura (Pali), Neemuch (M.P.), Devli (Tonk), Beawar (Ajmer), Kherwara (Udaipur). |
| 142 | cantonments that did not participate in the revolution | Beawar and Kherwara |
| 143 | 'Chalo Dilli Maro Firangi' slogan | The soldiers of the cantonment of Erinpura |
| 144 | war between whites and blacks | War between the revolutionaries of Auwa and the British |
| 145 | Major centers of popular uprising | Kota, Auwa (Pali) |
| 146 | Murder of Major Burton | In Kota, on October 15, 1857, under the leadership of Jaidayal and Mehrab Khan, the revolutionaries beheaded Major Burton, the political agent of Kota, and paraded it through the city. |
| 147 | the murder of mech mason | On September 18, 1857, under the leadership of Thakur Kushalsingh Champawat of Auwa (Jodhpur princely state, currently in Pali district), the political agent of Jodhpur, Make Mason, was killed and his body was hanged on the fort of Auwa. |
| 148 | Which kings went to Punjab to suppress the revolutionaries? | Raja Sardar Singh of Bikaner |
| 149 | Bhamashah of the Revolution of 1857 | Amarchand Bathia |
| 150 | Lakshmibai and Tatyatope were supported through money | Amarchand Bathia, that is why the British gave him the death sentence |
| 151 | Who defeated the revolutionaries of Auwa | Colonel Holmes on 20 January 1858 |
| 152 | Th. those who gave shelter to kushal singh | Jagirdar Keshar Singh of Salumber and Jagirdar Jodh Singh of Kotharia |
| 153 | Raja of Jodhpur at the time of 1857 revolution | Takht Singh |
| 154 | Raja of Jaipur at the time of the revolution of 1857 | Sawai Ram Singh II |
| 155 | Raja of Kota at the time of 1857 revolution | Maharao Ram Singh |
| 156 | Raja of Udaipur at the time of 1857 revolution | Swaroop Singh |
| 157 | Th. The presiding deity of Kushal Singh Champawat | Sugali Devi (whose idol has 10 heads and 54 hands) |
| 158 | Who led the rebellion in Tonk? | Mir Alam Khan |
| 159 | Ram Singh of Jaipur for helping the British in the 1857 revolution | The British gave the pargana of Kot Kasim |
| 160 | “If I do the job of the state, then who will do the work of throwing out the Britishers” | Statement of Arjun Lal Sethi |
| 161 | The officer who concluded the treaty on behalf of the East India Company in 1818 AD | charles metcalf |
| 162 | Hurda Conference | On July 17, 1734, Raja Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur and Jagat Singh of Udaipur called a conference at a place called Hurda in Bhilwara with the aim of gathering the Rajput kings against the invasion of Marathas. |
| 163 | The last Hindu king who performed Ashwamedha Yajna | King Sawai Jaisingh of Jaipur, whose priest was Pundarik Ratnakar |
| 164 | Who saw the period of three Mughal emperors | Mirzaraja Jaisingh, Jahangir, Shahjahan, Aurangzeb |
| 165 | originator of subsidiary alliance | Lord Wellesley |
| 166 | The first princely state to make a defensive and offensive treaty with the British | Alwar (on 14 November 1803) |
| 167 | Dayanand Saraswati first came to Rajasthan as a state guest of which state? | Dholpur (in 1864) for the discovery of Vedas |
| 168 | “I am very happy that the son of Mother India became a martyr for her liberation.” | Kesari Singh Barhath said these statements on the martyrdom of his son Pratap Singh. |
| 169 | Bijolia Kisan Movement lasted for how many years | for 44 years (1897–1941) |
| 170 | real name of vijaysingh pathik | Bhup Singh (Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh) |
| 171 | Those who hoisted the national flag on the Dharma Stupa of Churu on 26 January 1930 | Revolutionary Chandanmal Bahad |
| 172 | To which newspaper the credit goes for the promotion of the Bijolia movement? | Pratap newspaper, which was published from Kanpur and Ganesh Shankar Vidyarti was its founding editor. Later Vijay Singh Pathik was also the editor of Pratap. |
| 173 | Kalibai (Bhil girl) | Martyred in 1947 at Rastapal (Dungarpur) by British bullet while saving his teacher Sengabhai. |
| 174 | Vedic Ministry Printing Press | Established in Ajmer by Arya Samaj |
| 175 | Father of freedom movement in Bikaner | Mangaharam valid |
| 176 | bavji | Nickname of Motilal Tejawat, who is also known as the 'Messiah of the Tribals'. |
| 177 | “Let my mother cry so that no other mother has to cry. I don't want to make thousands of mothers cry to make my mother laugh.” – | Narration of Pratapsinh Baharath, after Pratapsinh Barhath was convicted in the Banaras Conspiracy Case, Director of Intelligence Charles Cleaveland reached Bareilly and asked information about Ras Bihari Bose, hurt by the news of his mother's illness. |
| 178 | Dungarpur Praja Mandal | Established on 4th August 1944 by Bhogilal Pandya |
| 179 | Saka means | Martyrdom in the battle field by Rajputs wearing saffron and Rajputanis doing Johar in the fort, these two incidents together are called 'Saka'. |
| 180 | Where was Dayanand Saraswati poisoned? | In Jodhpur, on 29 September 1883, Nanhi Bhaktan (Nanhi Jaan), the beloved of Maharaja Jaswant Singh Singh, made her drink milk mixed with powdered glass after being called a 'bitch'. |
| 181 | Where did Dayanand Saraswati die? | On 30 October 1883 in Ajmer on the day of Diwali |
| 182 | Where did Dayanand Saraswati compose Satyarth Prakash? | Udaipur, sitting in the Navlakhon palace located in the Sajjan Niwas Garden. |
| 183 | Founder of Sisodia dynasty | Rana Hamir (by defeating Jaisa Songara in 1326 AD) |
| 184 | Architect of Kumbhalgarh Fort | Mandan Mishra |
| 185 | halguru | Being the master of Giri forts, Rana Kumbha was called. |
| 186 | ranoraso | This title was given to Rana Kumbha because of giving shelter to learned poets. |
| 187 | hindu surattan | The Muslim rulers of the time called Rana Kumbha Hindu Surttan (Hindu Sultan). |
| 188 | Bhishma of Mewar | Kunwar Chunda (Son of Rana Lakha, vowed to remain celibate for life like Bhishma on Rana Lakha's marriage with Princess Hansabai of Jodhpur.) |
| 189 | Vishamaghati Panchanan | to Rana Hamir (engraved in the Kirti Stambh Prashasti) |
| 190 | Creator of 'Ekling Mahatmya' | Kanha Vyas, in which 'Rajavarnana' was written by Rana Kumbha himself. |
| 191 | Kumbha's father | Rana Mokal |
| 192 | Sangram Singh's father | Raimal |
| 193 | When, where did Maharana Pratap die? | In Chavand in 1597 AD |
| 194 | Who first appeared in Jahangir's court from Mewar? | Amar Singh's son Karan Singh appeared in Jahangir's court in 1615 AD after the Mughal Mewar treaty. |
| 195 | twenty strokes | Martyr fighting Aurangzeb's army while saving the temple at the time of Raja Raisingh of Rajsamand |
| 196 | avant-garde competition | At the time of Amarsingh Sisodia of Mewar, there was a competition between Chundawat (Jaitsingh) and Shaktawats (Ballu) to win the Untala fort (Vallabhgarh, Udaipur) to stay in the vanguard (frontline) squad. |
| 197 | greatest honor | Rajsamand Prashasti, Rajsamand Prashasti of Mewar written in Sanskrit language by Ranchod Bhatt on 25 inscriptions on 9 outposts at the northern end of Rajsamand Lake |
| 198 | Kumbha Kalin Jainacharya | Som Sundar Suri, Jaishekhar Suri, Bhuvan Kirti and Somdev |
| 199 | Pathal | to Maharana Pratap |
| 200 | Peethal | Prithvi Raj Rathore of Bikaner |
| 201 | Author of the poem 'Pathal va Peethal' | Kanhaiyalal Sethia of Churu |
| 202 | where was the bone queen | Wife of Chundawat Sardar of Salumber (Udaipur) |
| 203 | Charumati | She was the princess of Kishangarh (Ajmer) whose marriage was fixed with Aurangzeb and was abducted by Raja Raj Singh of Rajsamand. |
| 204 | Name of mother and father of Prithviraj Chauhan III | Mother- Karpoori Devi / Kamla Devi, Father Someshwar Chauhan |
| 205 | From which word is the word Rathore derived? | country code |
| 206 | Whose great-grandson was Ravsiha? | Jaichand Gahadwal of Kannauj |
| 207 | Completer of 'Prithviraj Raso' | Jalhan, son of Chandvardai |
| 208 | Completer of 'Vansh Bhaskar' | Muraridan, son of Suryamalla mixture |
| 209 | Poet Bandhav | Title of Bisaldev (Vigraharaja IV) of Ajmer |
| 210 | The author of the book 'Lalit Vigraharaj' | Somdev |
| 211 | name of wife of hamir dev chauhan | rang devi |
| 212 | Which Rathor king made Mador the capital of Marwar? | Rao Chunda Rathore |
| 213 | Marriage of Rana Lakha in old age | With Princess Hansabai of Jodhpur (daughter of Rao Chunda) |
| 214 | ruler of hashmat | Farkhi historians called King Maldev of Jodhpur |
| 215 | Akbar's court of 1570 | Planted in Nagaur |
| 216 | Forgotten hero of Marwar | Rao Chandrasen |
| 217 | glory of marwar | Rao Chandrasen |
| 218 | where was abul fazal from | of Nagaur |
| 219 | Rajasthani included in Akbar's Navratna | Bhagwant Das (Jaipur), Mansingh (Jaipur), Abul Fazal (Nagaur) |
| 220 | indrakunvari | Daughter of Raja Ajit Singh of Jodhpur, who was married to Mughal emperor Farrukhshiar. |
| 221 | umbrella of durgadas rathore | in Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh) |
| 222 | umbrella of Maharana Pratap | Chhatri of 8 pillars in Bandoli village near Chavand (Udaipur) |
| 223 | Chhatris of the kings of Jodhpur | umbrella of Mandore |
| 224 | Canopies of the Kings of Jaipur | Gator Canopies (Nahargarh, Jaipur) |
| 225 | Umbrellas of the kings of Kota | Ksharbagh umbrellas |
| 226 | Umbrellas of the Rajas of Bundi | Canopies of Kesar Bagh |
| 227 | Umbrellas of the kings of Udaipur | Gango village near Mahasatiyan, Ahar (Udaipur) |
| 228 | Canopies of the kings of Jaisalmer | big garden umbrellas |
| 229 | Canopies of the kings of Bikaner | Devkund umbrellas |
| 230 | Mother of Jahangir (Salim) | Amer's Harka Bai |
| 231 | Mother of Shah Jahan (Khurram) | Jagatgunsai of Jodhpur |
| 232 | Khusro's mother | Jaipur's Pleasing/Sultan Nissa |
| 233 | With whose help Uday Singh became the king of Chittor | With the help of Raja Maldev of Jodhpur |
| 234 | where ranmal was killed | At the behest of Rana Kumbha in Chittorgarh |
| 235 | Shahjahan's brother-in-law Salawat Khan killed | Amarsingh Rathod of Nagaur did |
| 236 | Battle of Pahouba | In 1541 AD, Raja Maldev of Jodhpur defeated Raja Rao Jaitsi of Bikaner. |
| 237 | The author of 'Rao Jaitsi Ro Chand' | Bithu Souza |
| 238 | Who made Amer the capital of the Kachhwaha dynasty? | Kokil Dev defeated the Meenas of Amer in 1207 AD. |
| 239 | Who gave Mansingh the title of 'Farzand'? | Akbar, Farzand means son |
| 240 | Whose courtier was Vice Chancellor Mishra? | It was the nephew of Bihari, who composed more than 52 texts and like Bihari, the court poet of Mirza Raja Jai Singh. |
| 241 | iserlat | Also known as Sargasuli, built by Maharaja Ishwari Singh of Jaipur on the occasion of defeating the combined forces of Madho Singh in the Battle of Rajmahal (Tonk) in 1747 AD |
| 242 | who built hawamahal | Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799 AD, which has five storeys – 1 Sharad Mandir, 2 Ratna Mandir, 3 Vichitra Mandir, 4 Prakash Mandir, 5 Hawa Mandir. Hawa Mahal has 953 windows and 353 windows. |
| 243 | who painted jaipur pink | Sawai Ram Singh II (during 1835-1880) |
| 244 | largest silver vessel | City Palace (Chandramahal) in Jaipur |
| 245 | the biggest turban | Bagore Ki Haveli (Udaipur) |
| 246 | 9 castles alike | In Nahargarh fort (Jaipur), Madho Singh built for his 9 paswans |
| 247 | Real name of Sawai Jaisingh | Vijay Singh |
| 248 | battle of sivana | 1307-08, Alauddin Khilji defeats Sheetaldev and renames Sivana fort as Khairabad |
| 249 | Battle of Jalore | 1311-12, Alauddin Khilji defeated Kanhadde Songara and renamed Jalore as Jalalabad. |
| 250 | Battle of Khatauli | In 1517 AD, Rana Sanga defeated Ibrahim Lodi at Bundi. |
| 251 | Battle of Gagron (Jhalawar) | In 1519 AD, Rana Sanga defeated Mahmud Khilji II. |
| 252 | Writer of 'Raj Vinod' | Sadashiv Bhatt, (about the social pattern of the 16th century) |
| 253 | Author of 'Raj Vallabh' | Mandan Mishra (about 15th century architecture) |
| 254 | when and by whom | Thakur Krishna Singh of Bijolia imposed a Chanwari tax of Rs.5 on the bride's side on the marriage of a girl in 1903 AD. |
| 255 | Constitution of 'Uparmal Punch Board' | In 1917 AD, Vijay Singh Pathik, Manna Patel was its first sarpanch. |
| 256 | Begu (Chittorgarh) Peasant Movement | Started in 1921 AD under the leadership of Ramnarayan Chowdhary, from a place called Menal (Bhilwara) |
| 257 | First ban on female slaughter | 1834 AD in Kota |
| 258 | First ban on sati practice | In Bundi in 1822 AD |
| 259 | First ban on stamping practice | 1853 AD in Udaipur |
| 260 | first ban on human trafficking | 1847 AD in Jaipur |
| 261 | Establishment of Bikaner Prajamandal | In 1936 AD, Magharam Vaidya in Calcutta |
| 262 | Establishment of Rajasthan Service Association | In Wardha (Maharashtra) in 1919, Vijay Singh Pathik, Kesari Barhath and Arjun Lal Sethi. In 1920 AD, its headquarters became in Ajmer. |
| 263 | Vidyashala (Jantar Mantar) built by Sawai Jaisingh | 5 places Delhi, Jaipur, Mathura, Kashi, Ujjain |
| 264 | 'da sahib' | Haribhau Upadhyay of Ajmer |
| 265 | Hindi as the 'Language of Honor' | Jamnalal Bajaj said |
| 266 | 'What Are The Indian States' | Book written by Vijaysingh Pathik |
| 267 | Pip | English language newspaper brought out by Jaynarayan Vyas |
| 268 | fire | Rajasthani language newspaper brought out by Jaynarayan Vyas |
| 269 | Warning Ra Chungtya | Kesrisingh Barhath wrote 13 Sorthes to prevent Raja Fateh Singh of Udaipur from attending the Delhi Durbar organized by Lord Curzon in Delhi in 1903 to celebrate Edward VII's coronation. Who came to be known as 'Warning Ra Chungtya' . |
| 270 | Jain Vardhaman School | In Jaipur, founded by Arjunlal Sethi |
| 271 | Bhishma grandfather of journalism | Pt.Jhabarmal Sharma |
| 272 | Chief Ministers of Ajmer before 1 November 1956 | Haribhau Upadhyay (Da Sahib) |
| 273 | Establishment of Sanatan Dharma School and Wardha Navbharat School in Beawar | Seth Damodar Das Rathi |
| 274 | Former name of Tarun Rajasthan | New Rajasthan, published from Ajmer, 1921 |
| 275 | 'Gentleman's Agreement' | In 1942, an agreement was signed between the President of Jaipur Praja Mandal, Hiralal Shastri and the head of Jaipur, Sir Mirza Ismail. |
| 276 | Slave no. 4 | Jamnalal Bajaj used to call himself. First slave - India, second slave - native king, third slave - Sikar state |
| 277 | 'Pralaya Pratikshon Namo Namah:' | Famous folk song of Hiralal Shastri |
| 278 | Merger of Ajmer with Rajasthan | on 1 November 1956 |
| 279 | first chief minister | Hiralal Shastri (on 30 March 1949) |
| 280 | first elected chief minister | Tikaram Paliwal (on 3 March 1952) |
| 281 | first governor | Gurmukh Nihal Singh (on 1 November 1956) |
| 282 | first chief justice | Kamalkant Verma (on 29 August 1949) |
| 283 | first assembly speaker | Narottam Lal Joshi (on 31 March 1952) |
| 284 | first assembly deputy | Lal Singh Shaktawat (on 31 March 1952) |
| 285 | first chief secretary | Of. Radhakrishnan (on 13 April 1949) |
| 286 | first director general of police | Raghunath Singh (20 January 1983) Earlier, the head of police at the state level was called the Inspector General of Police. The first Inspector General of Police of Rajasthan, R.K. Banerjee (7 April 1949). |
| 287 | Dates of the Seven Stages of Integration | First – 18 March 1948 (Fisheries Association)
Second – 25 March 1948 (East Rajasthan) Third – 18 April 1948 (United Rajasthan) Fourth – 30 March 1949 (Greater Rajasthan) Fifth – 15 May 1949 (United Greater Rajasthan) Sixth – 26 January 1950 (Rajasthan Union) Seventh – 1 November 1956 (Rajasthan) |
| 288 | Inaugural of Fisheries Association and East Rajasthan | NV Gadgil, the inaugurate of Greater Rajasthan was Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. |
| 289 | Shantabai Shiksha Cottage | Established in 1935 by Hiralal Shastri and his wife Ratan Shastri, present name – Banasthali Vidyapeeth |
| 290 | Alamshahi Coins | Run by Maharaja Salim Singh (Pratapgarh). |
| 291 | Who gave the name Matsya Sangh? | KM the scribe |
| 292 | Chairman of State Reorganization Commission | Dr. Fazal Ali |
| 293 | Secretary, State Reorganization Commission | V.P. Menon |
| 294 | Who returned his title of 'Rai Bahadur' in protest against the Jallianwala Bagh massacre? | Jamnalal Bajaj |
| 295 | princely states, territories, union territories | In Rajasthan, after the independence of the country, there were 19 native princely states, 3 thikas/chiefsiffs/khudmukhtiars (Lawa (Jaipur), Kushalgarh (Banswara), Neemrana (Alwar) and 1 union territory (Ajmer-Merwara). |
| 296 | Which royal family patronized the Prajamandal | Jaipur has |
| 297 | Jaisalmer Praja Mandal | In 1945, Mithalal Vyas established in Jodhpur. |
| 298 | Inaugurated the first session of Mewar Prajamandal | Acharya Kripalani on 25-26 November 1941 |
| 299 | Jallianwala Bagh Massacre of Rajasthan | Nimuchana Kand Alwar (14 May 1925) |
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300 |
Commission constituted to investigate the farmers of Bengu | trench commission |
| 301 | Sump meeting | Established by Govind Guru in 1883 AD |
| 302 | Other name of Bhomat Bhil movement | Unity movement started in Matrikundia (Chittodgarh) in 1921 under the leadership of Motilal Tejawat, the messiah of tribals |
| 303 | Which princely states declared independence on 15 August 1947? | Dungarpur, Alwar, Bharatpur, Jodhpur |
| 304 | Capital of United Rajasthan | Udaipur |
| 305 | Chief Minister of Greater Rajasthan | Hiralal Shastri |
| 306 | head of fisheries association | Udaybhan Singh (Dhaulpur) |
| 307 | Prime Minister of Fisheries Association | Shobharam Kumawat |
| 308 | erstwhile capital of Rajasthan | quota |
| 309 | To merge the princely states of Dholpur and Bharatpur in Rajasthan | A committee was formed under the chairmanship of Shankarrao Dev, these two princely states wanted to meet in Uttar Pradesh. |
| 310 | Who was the Chief Minister on 1 November 1956? | Mohanlal Sukhadia |
| 311 | when was the post of governor created | on 1 November 1956 |
| 312 | The area of Kota which was given to Madhya Pradesh on 1 November 1956? | Sironj |
| 313 | In which category was the state of Rajasthan placed on 26 January 1950? | 'B' Category |
| 314 | Maharaj Pramukh of Greater Rajasthan | Maharana Bhupal Singh (Udaipur) |
| 315 | Whose court poet was Bankidas? | King Mansingh of Jodhpur, Bankidas (Birbal of Marwar) wrote the book 'Krip Darpan'. |
| 316 | Whom Dr. Tessitori called the 'Heroes of Dingle language'? | Prithviraj Rathore, the famous poet of Bikaner |
| 317 | Nadol / Junakheda is related to which dynasty? | From the Chauhan dynasty, there is also a temple of Ashapura Mata, the family goddess of the Chauhans. |
| 318 | First Saka of Jaisalmer | Rawal Mulraj and Kunwar Ratansi martyred during the attack of Alauddin Khilji |
| 319 | Second Saka of Jaisalmer | Rawal Duda and Trilok were martyred during the attack of Firoz Shah Tughlaq. |
| 320 | Third (Semi Saka) of Jaisalmer | In 1550 AD, Lunkarna was martyred during the treacherous attack of Amir Ali Pathan of Kandahar, Rajputs were martyred in this war but Rajputanas could not do Johar. That's why it is called Ardha Saka. |
| 321 | 'Baghishwari' | Rama Bai (Daughter of Rana Kumbha who was a musician) |
| 322 | Pictures on Ragamala, Rasik Priya, Geet Govind | During the time of Amar Singh I of Mewar (1597-1620) |
| 323 | son of pannadhay | Chandan |
| 324 | Ajit Singh's midwife of Jodhpur | goradhay |
| 325 | Nath Prashasti | In 971 AD, inscription obtained from Lakulish temple near Eklingji's temple (Kailashpuri, Udaipur) in which Bapa Rawal and other Guhil rulers are praised. |
| 326 | By killing which Pratihara ruler, Mahmud Ghaznavi ended the Pratihara dynasty in 1019? | mihirbhoj |
| 327 | The first, second, third, fourth and fifth capital of Bhatis of Jaisalmer | First – Bhatner
II – Tanot Third – Derawal IV – Lodrava Fifth – Jaisalmer |
| 328 | When and where did Jaswant Singh of Jodhpur die? | In Jamrud (Afghanistan) in 1678 |
| 329 | First Patron of Chaugan (Polo) Games | Mirza Raja Jaisingh |
| 330 | Architect of Jawahar Kala Kendra Jaipur | charles corea |
| 331 | Writer of 'Azadi Ke Deewane' | Sagarmal Gopa |
| 332 | In which civilization have fishing hooks been found? | Ganeshwar (Sikar) |
| 333 | Gilund Civilization Site | in Rajsamand |
| 334 | Jaipur Architect | Bengali Brahmin Vidyadhar Bhattacharya |
| 335 | Iswal Lohkalin Civilization Site | Udaipur (in 2003) |
| 336 | Dadikar Ancient Rock Painting Site | Alwar |
| 337 | Pandavas went into exile | in Bairath (Jaipur) |
| 338 | first bird rider rock painting | Gardada (Boondi) |
| 339 | Coins prevalent in Rajasthan during the British period | Kaldar |
| 340 | Ancient name of Hanumangarh | Bhatner |
| 341 | Ancient name of Dholpur | cottage |
| 342 | ancient name of jaisalmer | Manddhara/Valladesh |
| 343 | ancient name of Bhinmal | Shrimal |
| 344 | Ancient name of Rishabhdev (Udaipur) | Dhulev |
| 345 | ancient name of Nathdwara | Sinhad |
| 346 | ancient name of Bayana | Shripanth |
| 347 | ancient name of Jhalrapatan | Brijnagar |
| 348 | ancient name of Mandore | Mandavyapur |
| 349 | Ancient name of Shri Mahavir Ji (Karauli) | Chandan |
| 350 | ancient name of nagaur | Akshatriyapur |
| 351 | ancient name of bikaner | jungle region |
| 352 | Jaisamand's ancient name | Dhebar |
| 353 | ancient name of udaipur | Shivi |
| 354 | Area of Hanumangarh and Ganganagar | battlefield |
| 355 | ancient name of sirohi | tumor region |
| 356 | Ancient name of Karauli | Gopalpal / Vijaygarh |
| 357 | In 1818 AD, which princely state was freed from Khiraj by the English | Bikaner |
| 358 | purchase | Correspondence (between one Maharaja and another Maharaja) |
| 359 | Triratna Archives | Received from Bairath (Jaipur) |
| 360 | Hiuen Tsang in the 7th century | came to Bhinmal (Jalore) |
| 361 | Those who prepared the base land for revolution in Rajasthan | Shyam Krishna Verma |
| 362 | Triveni of History, Archeology and Spirituality | Kiradu (Barmer) |
| 363 | Abul Fazl's brother | Faizi (he was also a poet in Akbar's court) but was not a Navratna) |
| 364 | war of attrition | 14 March 1659, Ajmer Aurangzeb defeated the Darashiks |
| 365 | Battle of Manpur | Between Maharaja Ishwar Singh of Jaipur and Ahmad Shah Abdali on 3 March 1748 |
| 366 | Commission constituted to investigate the atrocities on the farmers of Bijolia | Formed in April 1919 under the chairmanship of Justice Bindulal Bhattacharya |
| 367 | Shaheed Kripaji and Rupaji | Martyr in Bengu movement |
| 368 | The leader who first raised the demand for responsible governance | Jamnalal Bajaj |
| 369 | Author of 'Mahendra Kumar', 'Madan Parajay', 'Pashwagya Pustak' | Arjunlal Sethi |
| 370 | The Bolshevik verdict (1925) was the product of which movement? | Bengu Peasant Movement |
| 371 | Author of 'Foundation of Sarvodaya' | Haribhau Upadhyay |
| 372 | Birth place of Manikyalal Verma | Bijolia (Bhilwara) |
| 373 | Leader of Native State Lok Parishad in Rajasthan | Jaynarayan Vyas |
| 374 | maker of modern rajasthan | Mohanlal Sukhadia |
| 375 | Creator of 'Raj Singh Charit' and 'Ruthi Rani' | Kesrisingh Barhath |
| 376 | Efforts to prohibit alcohol | Gokul Bhai Bhatt during 1972-81 |
| 377 | Wife of Manikyalal Verma | Narayani Devi |
| 378 | The first to give birth to political consciousness in Rajasthan | Arjun Lal Sethi |
| 379 | Gandhi Ashram | Established by Haribhau Upadhyay at Hatundi (Ajmer) |
| 380 | First Paramveer Chakra winner Rajasthani | Havildar Major Pirusingh (1948 AD Jhunjhunu resident) |
| 381 | 2nd Param Vir Chakra winner Rajasthani | Major Shaitan Singh (1962) resident of Jodhpur. So far 2 Rajasthanis have got Paramveer Chakra |
| 382 | black law of bikaner | Public Safety Act of 1932 AD |
| 383 | Those who died during hunger strike in Central Jail | Balmukund Bissa (Jodhpur) |
| 384 | 'Sher-e-Bharatpur' | Gokul Ji Verma |
| 385 | Those who defeated Tatya Tope in Rajasthan | Gen. Roberts, Col. Holmes, Capt. Shavers |
| 386 | Taxes on water before 1947 | Abiana |
| 387 | Marwar Hitkarini Sabha | 1918 AD Established by Chandmal Surana in Jodhpur |
| 388 | Vagad Seva Mandir | Established by Bhogilal Pandya, in 1917 AD at Dungarpur |
| 389 | Charkha Union | Established by Jamnalal Bajaj in 1927 AD, Jaipur |
| 390 | all interest magazine | 1879. Published from Bundi |
| 391 | author of direct biography | Pt. Hiralal Shastri |
| 392 | first padma shri | Mrs. Ratan Shastri (wife of Hiralal Shastri) in 1955 |
| 393 | first padma bhushan | Conversen (in 1956 AD) |
| 394 | First Padma Vibhushan | Smt. Janaki Devi Bajaj (1956) Wife of Jamnalal Bajaj who was awarded for her special contribution in Bhoodan-Kupdan.
Note – The first Rajasthani man to receive Padma Vibhushan is Mr. Ghanshyamdas Birla (1961 AD). Who is called the father of Indian industry. |
| 395 | First Ashok Chakra winner | Havildar Shambhu Dayal Singh, Nagaur (1948) |
| 396 | first Vir Chakra winner | Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja, Quota 1999 |
| 397 | first woman pilot | Namrata Bhatt |
| 398 | first woman flying officer | Nivedita |
| 399 | Radha of Rajasthan | Mirabai |
| 400 | Vagad's Meera | Gawri Bai |
| 401 | Kabir of Rajasthan | Sant Dadudayal |
| 402 | Narasimha of Rajasthan | Saint Durlabhji |
| 403 | Sher-e-Rajasthan | Jaynarayan Vyas |
| 404 | princely states included in matsya union | Alwar, Bharatpur, Dhaulpur, Karauli |
| 405 | Former Rajpramukh of Rajasthan Union | Kota Naresh Bhim Singh |
| 406 | Before independence A.G. Headquarters of | mount abu |
| 407 | "I am signing my death warrant" | This statement was said by Raja Chandraveer Singh of Banswara while signing the merger letter at the time of unification of Rajasthan. |
| 408 | first mahavir chakra | Colonel Kishan Singh Rathore, Churu (1948) |
| 409 | where is khanwa ground | In Roopwas Tehsil of Bharatpur |
| 410 | 'Book Light' | Library established by Maharaja Mansingh in Jodhpur fort |
| 411 | Rajput kingdom that tried to keep itself independent till the death of Aurangzeb | Marwar |
| 412 | Where are Maurya and Guhil dynasty? | Mewar (Chittorgarh, Udaipur, Rajsamand etc.) |
| 413 | Where is the Rathore dynasty? | Marwar (Jodhpur), Bikaner, Kishangarh |
| 414 | Bhati dynasty? | Jaisalmer |
| 415 | Chauhan dynasty? | Ajmer, Ranthambore, Jalore |
| 416 | Kachhwaha dynasty? | Jaipur |
| 417 | Songara Dynasty | Bhinmal |
| 418 | rice grains from which civilization | From Rangmahal (Hanumangarh) |
| 419 | 'Lakkad and Kakkar' | Jayanarayan Vyas was called. |
| 420 | Capital of the ancient fishing region | Viratnagar (in Mahabharata) |
| 421 | Capital of the Fisheries Union | Alwar (at the time of unification of Rajasthan) |
| 422 | Author of Rajsamand Prashasti | Ranchod Bhatt |
| 423 | Which ruler of Rajputana first established matrimonial relations with the Mughals? | Raja Bharmal of Jaipur got his daughter Harkhabai married to Akbar in 1562. |
| 424 | Writer of 'Narsing Ji Ka Myra' | Mirabai |
| 425 | By what other name is the Battle of Jaitaran known? | Battle of Giri Sumel/Samel, in 1544 AD |
| 426 | Who gave the title of Maharaja to Jaswant Singh I of Jodhpur | Shah Jahan |
| 427 | Who gave the title of Mirza Raja to Mirza Raja Jaisingh | Shah Jahan |
| 428 | capital of ancient Shursen kingdom | Mathura |
| 429 | The author of 'Khuman Raso' | Dalpati Vijay |
| 430 | 'Matire ki Raad' war | In 1644 AD between Amar Singh Rathod of Nagaur and Karan Singh of Bikaner |
| 431 | the capital of the Gurjars | Bhinmal (Jalore) |
| 432 | 'forest of pillars' | Jain temple of Ranakpur (Pali) 1444 pillars |
| 433 | Famous works of Rana Kumbha | Sangeetharaj, Rasik Priya, Sood Prabandha, Kamaraj Ratisar |
| 434 | Treaty of Purandar | In 1665, on behalf of Aurangzeb, Mirza Raja Jai Singh of Jaipur met Chhatrapati Shivaji |
| 435 | Famous works of Pundarika Vitthal | Raga Chandrodaya, Raga Manjari, Dance Nirjan |
| 436 | real name of jodhabai | Jagatgunsai (daughter of Mota Raja Uday Singh of Jodhpur) |
| 437 | Real name of Sultan Nissa | Manbhavani (daughter of Bhagwant Das of Jaipur) |
| 438 | maryam ujjwani real name | Harkhabai (daughter of Bharmal of Jaipur) |
| 439 | Number of pillars in Ranakpur temple | 1444 |
| 440 | Number of windows in Hawa Mahal | 953 |
| 441 | Guru of revolutionary Pratap Singh Barhath | Master Adityendra |
| 442 | Birth place of Damodar Das Rathi | Pokaran (Jaisalmer) |
| 443 | Father of armed revolution in Rajasthan | Gopal Singh Kharwa |
| 444 | Birth place of Gokul Bhai Bhatt | Hathal Village (Sirohi) |
| 445 | Prime Minister of United Rajasthan | Manikyalal Verma |
| 446 | Birth place of Jamnalal Bajaj | Kashi Ram Bass (Sikar) |
| 447 | Birth place of Kesrisingh Barhath | Shahpura (Bhilwara) |
| 448 | Those who make a living by teaching Arabic-Persian to Muslim children | Arjunlal Sethi (in the Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti) |
| 449 | Birth place of Hiralal Shastri | Jobner (Jaipur) |
| 450 | Author of the book 'Desh Ke Deewane' | Edited by the Government of Rajasthan |
| 451 | who killed rana mokal | Two feudatories named Chacha and Mera |
| 452 | construction of the great temple | King Mansingh of Jodhpur pleased with his Guru Ayasnath/Devnath |
| 453 | Where is Bhureshah's tomb? | Mehrangarh (Jodhpur) |
| 454 | Quit India movement found its roots in Rajasthan | in jodhpur |
| 455 | Where and who banned Jamnalal Bajaj from coming | On coming to Bikaner and King Gangasingh of Bikaner |
| 456 | weight movement | Under the leadership of Chandmal Surana in Jodhpur in 1920 AD |
| 457 | Who went to the second round table conference | Raja Gangasingh of Bikaner went to London |
| 458 | sword captive | This tax was imposed by Prithvi Singh, the successor of Krishna Singh in Bijolia. |
| 459 | 84 types of keys are required | Used to be taken in Bijolia (Bhilwara) |
| 460 | Publication of Dainik Navjyoti | 1936 AD Ajmer, Captain Durgaprasad Chowdhary |
| 461 | Meeting Maharana Pratap as Akbar's envoy | Firstly Jalal Khan, apart from this Mansingh, Bhagwant Das, Todermal also went |
| 462 | Who translated Todd's 'Annals' into Hindi? | Gorishankar Hirachand Ojha |
| 463 | Author of 'History of Rajputana' | Gorishankar Hirachand Ojha |
| 464 | Rajasthan's first college which was of intermediate level | 1875 E. Mayo College (Ajmer) |
| 465 | first wire house | 22 February 1895 (Udaipur) |
| 466 | Builder of Eklingji's temple | Bapa Rawal |
| 467 | whose son was banveer | Rana Sanga's brother Prithviraj was the son of an illegal slave. |
| 468 | war of dharmat | In this war in Ujjain in 1657 AD, King Jaswant Singh of Jodhpur lost to Aurangzeb and Murad while fighting in favor of I Darashikoh. |
| 469 | founder of mewar | Guhaditya |
| 470 | Maharana Pratap's mother's name | Jaywanti Bai (daughter of Akhairaj Songara of Pali) |
| 471 | who made jaswant thada | It was built by Raja Sardar Singh of Jodhpur in the memory of his father Jaswant II in 1899-1906 AD. |
| 472 | When did Vasudev establish the Chauhan dynasty? | In 551 AD in Sapadalaksha (Sambhar) |
| 473 | Establishment of Ajmer | In 1113 AD, Ajayraj |
| 474 | Establishment of Jaisalmer | 1153 AD Jaisal Bhati |
| 475 | Establishment of Jodhpur | Rao Jodha on 12 May 1459 |
| 476 | Establishment of Jaipur | Sawai Jai Singh on 18 November 1727 |
| 477 | Establishment of Bikaner | In 1488, Rao Bika |
| 478 | establishment of quota | 1625 AD Madho Singh |
| 479 | Establishment of Udaipur | 1559 AD Uday Singh |
| 480 | Establishment of Bharatpur | Surajmal Jat in 1733 |
| 481 | where was jayanak from | From Kashmir, the author of the book 'Prithviraj Vijay' |
| 482 | who defeated balban | Rawal Jaitra Singh of Chittor |
| 483 | The name given by Alauddin Khilji to Jalore | Jalalabad |
| 484 | Alauddin Khilji's given name of Sivana | Khairabad |
| 485 | first use of gunpowder | In the battle of Khanwa (in Rajasthan), Babur |
| 486 | Where did Udaipur die? | In Gogunda (Udaipur), in 1572 AD |
| 487 | The oldest umbrella in Mahasatiyan | of Amar Singh I |
| 488 | Akbar made whom the subedar of Rajasthan in 1580? | to Abdur Rahim Khankhana |
| 489 | When was the reorganization of Rajasthan | on 1 November 1956 |
| 490 | princely state of yadavas | Karauli, Bhatner (Hanumangarh), Jaisalmer |
| 491 | Who patronized Prince Akbar? | Durgadas Rathore of Marwar |
| 492 | The last Rawal king of Mewar | Rawal Ratan Singh (1303) |
| 493 | First Rana Raja of Mewar | Rana Hamir (in 1326 AD) |
| 494 | Whose daughter was Hansabai? | Daughter of Rao Chunda of Jodhpur and sister of Rao Ranmal and aunt of Rao Jodha. |
| 495 | Who sacrificed in the foundation of Jodhpur fort? | Rajaram Meghwal / Rajia Bhambi |
| 496 | First Maurya King of Chittor | Chitrangad Maurya |
| 497 | Last Maurya King of Chittor | Maan Maurya (by defeating Bappa Rawal started the Guhil dynasty in Chittor. |
| 498 | Kilkila Cannon, Shambhuban, Ghazni Khan Cannon | In Mehrangarh Fort (Jodhpur) |
| 499 | Gagron's first Saka | In 1423 AD, Achaldas Khinchi was defeated by Sultan Alap Khan Ghori (Hoshgshah) of Mandu. Contemporary poet Shivdas Gadan has described this war in 'Achal Das Khinchi Ri Vachanika'. |
| 500 | Gagron's second saka | In 1444 CE, Sultan Mahmud Khilji of Mandu attacked, Palhansi was pulled and ran away, but others were martyred. That's why Khilji named it 'Mustafabad'. |