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Which title was used by Mihira Bhoja?

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Correct answer: Adivaraha

The direct answer is B, Adivaraha. Mihira Bhoja was a powerful ruler of the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty. A royal title was used to express the ruler’s identity, authority, or religious association. Mihira Bhoja is especially remembered in history and inscriptions by the title Adivaraha, meaning the primordial or original Varaha, the boar incarnation associated with Vishnu. Therefore the clue “Mihira Bhoja” leads to “Adivaraha.” Option A, Parameshvara, is a general title meaning supreme lord and is not the specific title asked here. Option B is correct because Adivaraha was associated with Mihira Bhoja. Option C, Gangaikonda, means conqueror of the Ganga and is associated with Rajendra Chola I. Option D, Priyadarshi, meaning pleasing to behold, is connected with Ashoka. Memory cue: Bhoja means “Adivaraha” in this question; do not confuse him with Chola or Maurya rulers.

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Mihira BhojaAdivarahaGurjara Pratihara

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