6.Janapadas and Mahajanpadas (EXERCISE Page no. 29.

Class 6th: History and Civics
6.Janapadas and Mahajanpadas
EXERCISE:page no. 29

Q. 1 Answer in one sentence.
1. What is meant by Janapadas?
Ans: The small states that came in to existence in north India in the post-vedic period were known as Janapadas.

2. What is meant by Mahajanpadas?
Ans: Those strong Janapadas which became expansionist and enlarged their geo-graphical area were known as Mahajanpadas.

3. Where was the first Buddhist Council held?
Ans: The first Buddhist council was held at Rajgriha.

4. Who introduced the system of standard weights and measures?
Ans: The rulers of Nanda dynasty introduced the system of standard weights and measures.

2. Can you name the following?
1. Some part of today's Maharashtra was occupied by this Janapadas.
Ans: Ashmak i.e. today's Aurangabad

2. This was an assembly of the senior citizens of a Janapadas.
Ans: Gana-parishad

3. This was the venue of discussion.
Ans: Santhagar.

4. Gautama Buddha belonged to this Janapada.
Ans: Shakya Republic

5. They had a four-column army.
Ans: The Nanda Kings of Magadha

3. Match the following.
Group A Group B
1. Sangiti a. Ajatshatru
2. Dhananand b. Parishad
3.Pataligram c. Mahagovind
d. Nanda King
Ans:
Group A Group B
1. Sangiti = parishad
2. Dhananand = Nanda King
3.Pataligram = Ajatshatru

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