A. Nalanda was a Buddhist center of learning
B. Chanakya was a student and later teacher at Nalanda
C. Takshashila was a Brahminical center of learning
D. Nalanda was at the banks of Narmada
E. Takshashila was in Nepal
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Statement Analysis: Nalanda and Takshashila
This section evaluates the given statements about Nalanda and Takshashila, ancient centers of learning, to identify the correct ones.
Statement A: Nalanda as Buddhist Center
Nalanda was indeed a prominent center for Buddhist philosophy and education in ancient India, attracting scholars from across Asia. Statement A is correct.
Statement B: Chanakya at Nalanda
Chanakya, the famous Mauryan strategist, is historically linked to Takshashila as a teacher. There is no significant historical evidence connecting him as a student or teacher at Nalanda. Statement B is incorrect.
Statement C: Takshashila as Brahminical Center
Takshashila, located in Gandhara (modern-day Pakistan), was a renowned institution that offered education in various fields, including Vedic studies (Brahminical) and other disciplines. Statement C is correct.
Statement D: Nalanda's Location
Nalanda is situated in the state of Bihar in eastern India. The Narmada River flows through central India. Thus, Nalanda was not located on the banks of the Narmada. Statement D is incorrect.
Statement E: Takshashila's Location
Takshashila was located in the ancient region of Gandhara, which corresponds to modern-day northwestern Pakistan. It was not situated in Nepal. Statement E is incorrect.
Identifying Correct Statements
Based on the analysis, the correct statements are A and C. Therefore, the option that includes only A and C is the correct answer.
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