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The Sindh campaign of Muhammad bin Qasim is best placed in the wider Umayyad policy of securing A Atlantic sea

The Arab conquest of Sindh under Muhammad bin Qasim is often linked with the Umayyads because the campaign was ordered

Muhammad bin Qasim’s Sindh campaign is dated roughly to the early A 8th century CE B 6th century CE C

The Arab expansion into Sindh under Muhammad bin Qasim happened mainly from A Central Asia B South India C East

Muhammad bin Qasim is mainly linked with the conquest of A Bengal B Gujarat C Kashmir D Sindh Explanation Muhammad

In the Prayaga Prashasti, Samudragupta’s “southern campaign” is generally understood as a campaign of A Permanent annexation policy B Sea-route

In the Allahabad (Prayaga) Prashasti, the long list of rulers and regions is used mainly to highlight A Chandragupta’s sea

Samudragupta’s empire expansion is best known from A Rajatarangini text B Ain-i-Akbari book C Arthashastra manual D Prayaga Prashasti Explanation

The Prayaga Prashasti was composed by A Kalidasa B Harisena C Banabhatta D Aryabhata Explanation The Prayaga (Allahabad) Prashasti was

Samudragupta is best known in history for his A Temple-building program B Sea-trade control policy C Extensive military campaigns D