Question Discussion & Solution

The correct answer is Ears.

Key Points

• 'Toti' ornament is worn on ears.
  • It is a small gold ring worn in the centre of one ear.
  • This ornament is worn by women of the Jat and Meghwal caste.
  • Toti-Durgala ornament consists of a flat curved piece of silver or gold, shaped like a parrot.
  • It has a central projection with a red or green stone embedded in it.
  • All its edges have small size of triangular protrusions.

The correct answer is Shakambhari Mata.

• Shakambhari Devi is the Kuldevi of Chauhans.
  • Main temple is in Udaipur Vati (Jhunjhunu).
  • Khandelwal is considered to be the total deity of society.
  • Her surname is the protector goddess of vegetables/vegetables.
  • She is also considered the family deity of Chauhan.

Additional Information

• Karni Mata is the Kuldevi of the Bikaner royal family.
  • It is said that the princely states of Bikaner and Jodhpur were established with her blessings.
  • The present temple of Karni Mata was built by Maharaja Ganga Singh of the princely state of Bikaner in the early twentieth century.
• Kaila Devi is the Kuladevi of Yaduvansh.
  • This temple is of great importance to the Yadavas.
  • It is considered auspicious to have darshan of mother on Monday.
  • There are only two temples of Kaila Devi in the entire country.
• Naganechiya is the Kuldevi of the Suryavanshi Rathore Rajputs.
  • According to history, Rao Doohar, grandson of Rao Shioji once visited Kannauj where Rathore ruled.
  • And he established the temple of Nagnechya Maa in Barmer district of Rajasthan.

The correct answer is These are the types of ornaments.

• Kandhora is an ornament worn at the wrist.
• Damana is an ornament worn at hands fingers.
• Takma is worn at the shoulder.
• Nevari is worn at the heel.

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Shri Baldev cattle fair - Karauli is NOT correctly matched.

Key Points

The correct answer is Chittor.

• Manmori inscription is the famous Rock inscription of Rajasthan.
  • It is in the Sanskrit language.
  • It gives historical facts about Raja Manbhanga.
  • Colonel James Tod once threw this inscription into the ocean.

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