Vijayalaya, the founder of the Chola dynasty, was the first feudal -

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RPF SI (2018) Official Paper (Held On :11 Jan 2019 Shift 3)

Answer 1

Key Points

Vijayalaya was the founder of the Chola dynasty, which emerged as a significant power in South India.
He began his rule over the area as a feudal chief of the Pallavas, which explains why option 3 is the correct answer.
His ascendancy marked the revival of the Chola dynasty after it had been in a state of decline during the previous centuries.
Under his leadership, the Cholas expanded their territory, laying the foundation for a vast empire that would dominate South India.

Additional Information

Option	Details
Option 1: Of the Novels	Incorrect, as the Novels were not a known entity in the context of Vijayalaya's allegiance.
Option 2: Of Pandya	The Pandyas were another ruling dynasty in South India, but Vijayalaya was not a feudal chief under them.
Option 4: Of Rashtrakutas	The Rashtrakutas were a prominent dynasty in the Deccan region, but Vijayalaya's allegiance was to the Pallavas initially.