Samudragupta had issued a variety of coins- What did they depict-All coins showed the actual talent he possessed- quot-Tiger slayer quot- coin depicts how he got hurt by a tiger- quot-Lyricist coin quot- showed how he was a music enthusiast- quot-Archer coin quot- depicts his amazing warrior skills-

The correct options are A All coins showed the actual talent he possessed. C quot;Lyricist coin quot; showed how he was a music enthusiast. D quot;Arche ...

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Samudragupta had issued a variety of coins. What did they depict?

All coins showed the actual talent he possessed.

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"Tiger slayer" coin depicts how he got hurt by a tiger.

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"Lyricist coin" showed how he was a music enthusiast.

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"Archer coin" depicts his amazing warrior skills.

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The correct options are
A All coins showed the actual talent he possessed.
C "Lyricist coin" showed how he was a music enthusiast.
D "Archer coin" depicts his amazing warrior skills.
Coins designs were made to portray the skills and talent the king possessed. Tiger slayer coin depicts how he used to hunt one of the strongest animals by his archery skills.

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