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Which city was named as Avantika in ancient times?

Which city was named as Avantika in ancient times? Correct Answer Ujjain

The correct answer is Ujjain.

  • Ujjain was known as Avantika in ancient times.

Key Points

  • Ujjain was mentioned in as Avantika in mahajanpad era.
  • Avantika was one of the sixteen Mahajanpads of ancient India.
  • Chand-Pradyot was the most popular ruler of Avantika mahajanpada.
  • Avantika had two capitals -
    • North Avantika – Ujjain.
    • South Avantika – Mahishmati (Maheshwar).

Additional Information

  • Bhopal was founded in the 11th century by Parmara King Bhoja.
    • It was originally named Bhojpal.
  • Gwalior was formally named Gopalkash in the Mahabharata era.
  • Varanasi is a city in Uttar Pradesh.
    • Kashi was the name of Varanasi in the Mahajanpada era.

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