[A] Medini Rai was the most powerful Chero ruler.

[B] He was contemporary of Aurangzeb and known as a just ruler.

[C] His reign is called the Golden Age of the Chero dynasty.

[D] All of the above

[A] Bhim Karn

[B] Raghunath Shah

[C] Durjanshal

[D] Udaynath Shah

[A] Durjanshal was famous as the king of diamonds.

[B] Jahangir appointed Zafar Khan as the Subedar of Bihar in 1612 AD.

[C] In 1615 AD Jahangir appointed Ibrahim Khan as the Subedar of Bihar and ordered him to attack Chotanagpur and capture the diamond mines.

[D] All of the above

[A] Durjanshal was brought to Delhi and imprisoned in Gwalior Fort for 12 years.

[B] Ibrahim Khan received a 4000 Mansab and the title Fath Jung after conquering Kokrah.

[C] Jahangir mentioned the diamonds of the Shankh River in Tuzuk-e-Jahangiri.

[D] All of the above

[A] Durjanshal identified the purity of a purple diamond found in the Shankh River.

[B] Impressed by his expertise, Jahangir released him and granted him the title Shah.

[C] Durjanshal agreed to pay an annual tribute of Rs. 6000.

[D] All of the above

[A] Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khana

[B] Abul Fazl

[C] Man Singh

[D] Junaid Karrani

[A] Palamu Fort

[B] Rohtasgarh Fort

[C] Vishrampur Fort

[D] Rohilla Fort

[A] Maharath Chero

[B] Ranpat Chero

[C] Ranjit Rai

[D] Jaikrishna Rai

[A] North Koel

[B] South Koel

[C] Subarnarekha

[D] Shankh

[A] Akbar

[B] Shah Jahan

[C] Jahangir

[D] Aurangzeb