Which official in the Gupta administration was responsible for peace and war matters?
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A.
Sandhi-Vigrahika
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B.
Mahapratihara
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C.
Vishayapati
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D.
Mahadandanayaka
Correct Answer:
A. Sandhi-Vigrahika
Explanation:
The correct answer is Sandhi-Vigrahika. In the Gupta administration, the Sandhi-Vigrahika served as the minister responsible for foreign affairs, peace, and war. The title is derived from the Sanskrit words Sandhi, meaning alliance or treaty, and Vigraha, meaning war or conflict. This official managed diplomatic correspondence and advised the monarch on military strategy and international relations. Other officials mentioned include the Mahapratihara, who headed the palace guards; the Vishayapati, who governed a district; and the Mahadandanayaka, who served as a high-ranking judicial or military officer.
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