Who was the most famous Shaka ruler known for his inscription at Girnar?
AMenander
BDemetrius
CRudrabhuti
DRudradaman
Answer:
D. Rudradaman
Read Explanation:
Rudradaman : The Saka Ruler of the Western Satraps
Rudradaman I was a prominent ruler of the Western Satraps, a dynasty of Saka (Scythian) origin that ruled in parts of western and central India from the 1st to 4th centuries CE.
He is particularly renowned for the Junagadh inscription, also known as the Girnar inscription, located near Mount Girnar in Gujarat.
This inscription, dated to around 150 CE, is written in classical Sanskrit and is a significant historical document providing valuable information about his reign.
