Question Discussion & Solution

The correct answer is Only 1 and 4. 

• Shakhambri Mata: 
  • Her temple is situated in Sambhar, Jaipur.
  • She is Kuldevi of Chauhan dynasty. 
• Karni Mata:
  • She is widely known as the goddess of the mouse. 
  • She is Kuldevi of Rathore dynasty of Bikaner. 
  • Her temple is situated in Deshnok, Bikaner.
  • The priest in the temple belongs to Charan caste. 
  • It is widely believed that with the blessings of Karni Mata, Rao Bika of Bikaner was able to establish his rule.

Additional Information

• Sachiya Mata:
  • Her temple is situated in Osian, Jodhpur.
  • She is Kuldevi of Oswal community.
  • There is an idol of black stones in the temple. 
• Tripura Sundari:
  • Her temple is situated in Talwada, Banswara.
  • She is known as Kuldevi of Solanki king Sidhraj Jaisingh of Gujarat. 
  • In Navratri, a fair is held here.

The correct answer is Ghevar Mata (घेवर माता).

Key Points

• Ghevar Mata
  • Her temple is situated in Rajsamand.
  • Her temple is built on Rajsamand lake's palace.
  • She kept the foundation of the Rajsamand lake.
  • Ghevar Mata is the only folk goddess who Sati without her husband.

Additional Information

• Baan Mata:
  • Her main temple is situated in Nagda.
  • Her temple is also situated in Chittorgarh.
  • Her temple is situated in Kelwara, Udaipur.
  • She is Kuldevi of the Guhil and the Sisodia dynasty.
• Rathasan Mata:
  • She is also known as Rashtraseni Devi.
  • she was the Kuldevi of Harit rishi.
  • Her temple was built by Bappa Rawal nearby Ekling Ji temple in Nagda.
• Karni Mata:
  • She is known as the mouse's goddess.
  • Her favored goddess was Temra Ji.
  • She is also known as Awar Mata's incarnate.
  • She is the favored goddess of Bikaner's Rathore.
  • She is the Kuladevi of the Charan dynasty.

The correct answer is the Bhils Tribe.

• It is a tribal dance drama.
• It is expressed by many troupes and has many different characters.

• It is a 40 days long festival.
• It is celebrated in July or September In Mewar region.
• Gawari is accompanied by a Madal and a Thali.​
• In this dance, a troupe travels through the village to the village with their dance for a month.

The correct answer is Kumbhalgarh Fort.

• Kumbhalgarh Fort is also called the great wall of India.

Key Points

• Kumbhalgarh Fort:
  • Kumbhalgarh Fort is located in the Rajsamand district of Rajasthan.
  • Built by Rana Kumbha from the Sisodia Rajput dynasty.
  • Longwall of the 36-kilometre length makes it the great wall of India.
  • A special attraction in the fort is the Lakhola tank, Ganesh temple, Parsvanatha temple, etc.
  • Kumbhalgarh is well known as the birthplace of Maharana Pratap.

Additional Information

• Chittor Fort:
  • Chittor Fort is located in the Chittor district of Rajasthan.
  • This fort was the capital of the Mewar Kingdom.
  • Chittor Fort is the largest fort in India by area.
  • Situated on the bank of Berach river (Banas River tributary).
  • Chittor fort has a total of seven gates and the main gate named the Ram Pol.
• Ranthambore Fort:
  • Ranthambore Fort is located in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan.
  • Fort was held by the Chauhans until the 13th century till the Delhi Sultanate captured it.
  • Ranthambore Fort lies within the Ranthambore National Park.
  • There are three Hindu temples dedicated to Ganesha, Shiva, and Ramlalaji temple inside the fort.
  • Ranthambore is also famous for its tiger conservation park(tiger reserve of Rajasthan).
• Amer Fort:  
  • Amer Fort is located in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan.
  • Fort originally was built by the Meenas and later it was ruled by Raja Man Singh I.
  • It consists of the Diwan-e-Aam means "Hall of general Public", the Diwan-e-Khas means "Hall of Private Officials".
  • The special point of attraction is Sheesh Mahal and the Sukh Niwas designed to get cool winds artificially.
  • Palace, along with Jaigarh Fort, is located above the Cheel ka Teela means Hill of Eagles.

​Important Points 

• Six forts of Rajasthan, namely, Chittor Fort, Kumbhalgarh Fort, Ranthambore Fort, Amer Fort, Gagron, and Jaisalmer Fort, and were listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The correct answer is Goga Ji.

• Goga Ji was also known by snake's god / Jaharpeer / Gogapeer / incarnate of nagraj.

Key Points

• Goga Ji:
  • Born - Dadreva,Churu
  • Father - Jevar Ji
  • Mother - Bachhal
  • Wife - Kelamde
  • Master - Gorakhnath Ji
  • Sacred peeths - Gogamedi and Sheershmedi.
  • Firoz Saha ​Tughlaq built Gogamedi in Makabaranuma Shape.
    • Gogamedi is also known as Dhurmedi.
    • Bismillah Sign is written on its Main Gate.
    • Guru Gorakh Nath Austerity Site Naulab Park is also situated in it. 
  • Sheershmedi is related to Goga Ji, where Goga Ji's Head Fall after his death.
    • It is situated in Dadreva, Churu.
  • Goga Ji's Auldi is situated in Sanchore (Jalore).

Additional Information

• Pabu Ji is known as camel's god/plague protector god/ Laxman's incarnate.
• Ramdev Ji is also known as Ramsapeer.
• Kallaji is famous as “Lok Devta with four hands”.