The Role of Stars in Indian Trade and Commerce
| Description: This quiz explores the significant role of stars in Indian trade and commerce, highlighting their influence on navigation, seasonal changes, and astrological beliefs. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
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| Tags: indian astronomy stars trade commerce navigation seasons astrology |
In ancient India, stars were primarily used for:
The constellation Ursa Major, also known as the Great Bear, was significant to Indian traders because it:
Which constellation was associated with the start of the monsoon season in India?
The star Spica, also known as Chitra, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Rohini, associated with the star Aldebaran, was significant in Indian trade because it:
In ancient India, astrological beliefs influenced trade and commerce by:
The constellation Pushya, associated with the star Delta Cancri, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Ashlesha, associated with the star Epsilon Hydrae, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Magha, associated with the star Regulus, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Purva Phalguni, associated with the star Delta Leonis, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Uttara Phalguni, associated with the star Gamma Leonis, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Hasta, associated with the star Corvus, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Chitra, associated with the star Spica, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Swati, associated with the star Arcturus, was significant in Indian trade because it:
The constellation Vishakha, associated with the star Alpha Librae, was significant in Indian trade because it: