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Question
Match Column A with Column B
| Column A | Column B | ||
| 1 | Bimbisara | (a) | Hereditary Rule |
| 2 | Ajatashatru | (b) | 6th Century BC |
| 3 | Monarchy | (c) | First Prominent Kind of Magadha |
| 4 | Rise of Mahajanapadas | (d) | Killed his father and became king |
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Solution
| Column A | Column B | ||
| 1 | Bimbisara | (c) | First Prominent Kind of Magadha |
| 2 | Ajatashatru | (d) | Killed his father and became king |
| 3 | Monarchy | (a) | Hereditary Rule |
| 4 | Rise of Mahajanapadas | (b) | 6th Century BC |
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