The Cholas ruled all of peninsular India south of which river?
ATungabhadra
BNarmada
CMahanadi
DGanga
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Tungabhadra
1. At their height the Cholas unified the peninsula as one state.
2. Their northern limit was the Tungabhadra River.
3. The Narmada, Mahanadi and Ganga are far to the north.
_Source: Wikipedia, Chola dynasty, Lead section_
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