Time Travelers' Trivia: Test Your History Knowledge #1 - Page 2

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Thankyou everyone for responding

So the correct anwer was peacock which was cooked daily.

The edict states that two peacocks and one deer (few translate it as antelope) were cooked in royal kitchen but some days that wasn't ....

Shoutout to

Bhavna @Bhavisweet03

and

Tinkerbell @Thorn.Princess

or giving the correct answers

Remarkable mention to Pete CID-fan-394 for guessing Deer, the second animal mentioned in the inscription though not cooked daily

Let's congratulate the winners also tag others

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Thankyou everyone for responding

So the correct anwer was peacock which was cooked daily.

The edict states that two peacocks and one deer (few translate it as antelope) were cooked in royal kitchen but some days that wasn't ....

Shoutout to

Bhavna @Bhavisweet03

and

Tinkerbell @Thorn.Princess

or giving the correct answers

Remarkable mention to Pete CID-fan-394 for guessing Deer, the second animal mentioned in the inscription though not cooked daily

It was a lucky guess on my part

But i think I've read or heard about it somewhere...

Peacock kyu bhai?? Sundar praani ko maarne se khana sundar thodi banta hai

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Thankyou everyone for responding

So the correct anwer was peacock which was cooked daily.

The edict states that two peacocks and one deer (few translate it as antelope) were cooked in royal kitchen but some days that wasn't ....

Shoutout to

Bhavna @Bhavisweet03

and

Tinkerbell @Thorn.Princess

or giving the correct answers

Remarkable mention to Pete CID-fan-394 for guessing Deer, the second animal mentioned in the inscription though not cooked daily

Thank You so much, I actually learned something new thanks to this 🙏

Congrats to Bhavisweet03 too

Originally posted by: Moonks

Peacock kyu bhai?? Sundar praani ko maarne se khana sundar thodi banta hai

In earlier times, people adapted their eating preferences to the supply of food they could easily find around their native regions. Peacocks were rampant in the rich jungles at the time, so peacock meat used to be considered a delicacy, especially for its medicinal value in Ayurveda. It was known to improve intellectual capabilities, complexion, hearing and even fertility. While the green peacock was protected at national level and was not edible, the blue peacock was bred in captivity and used for game wherein it was legal to hunt it and eat.

Originally posted by: Thorn.Princess

Thank You so much, I actually learned something new thanks to this 🙏

Really, they way you answered, I felt that you are a history buff, nice this way we are actually increasing awareness

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Really, they way you answered, I felt that you are a history buff, nice this way we are actually increasing awareness

So here we have second question for this week

Can you tell which was the first inscription (found till date) to mention the names of Vedas

Hint it also mentions Ram and Yudhisthir

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

So here we have second question for this week

Can you tell which was the first inscription (found till date) to mention the names of Vedas

Hint it also mentions Ram and Yudhisthir

Is that inscription Mahabarat? Or something else?

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

So here we have second question for this week

Can you tell which was the first inscription (found till date) to mention the names of Vedas

Hint it also mentions Ram and Yudhisthir

Boghazkoi inscription (1400 bc) mentions of vedic gods and also inscription of kadamba ruler of 3rd century A D mentions name of vedas