Question

Who established the Rashtrakuta kingdom by defeating the last Badami Chalukya ruler Keerthiverma II?
  (A) Vijayaditya
  (B) Singhana
  (C) Dantidurga
  (D) jayasimha

Answer 1

Hint: Keerthi Verma II is additionally referred to as Rahappa reigned from 746 to 753 CE and was the last leader within the Badami Chalukya kinsfolk. He transfers his father Vikramaditya II. The previous Chalukyas were known as Badami Chalukya. The last assault on Kirtivarman came in 752 and utterly weakened the Chalukya kingdom.

Complete answer:
The big part of central Bharat is dominated by the Chalukya kinsfolk from the sixth and twelfth Centuries. The Chalukyas were the associate degree arm of the Gurjara race of Rajputana. It is dared to mention from such theories that the Chalukyas were the first inhabitants of North Bharat and came to the Deccan to settle there forever. With his massive army of the ‘Five-Indies’., Harshavardhan advanced for his conquest of the South. But, Pulakesin II was no less a powerful monarch to permit the northern invaders to enter into his Empire. With a large army he, therefore, round-faced Harsha’s army, and both the perimeters fought a fierce battle. Rashtrakuta was a royal dynasty ruling giant elements of the Indian zone between the sixth and tenth centuries. The earliest famed Rashtrakuta inscription may be a seventh-century copper plate grant particularisation of their rule from Manipura, a town in Central or West Bharat.The before time Chalukyas were known as Badami Chalukyas. Their final ruler Keerthivarman II was conquered by the Rashtrakuta King Dantidurga in 753

So, the correct answer is Option C.

Note: Dantidurga builds Rashtrakuta kinsfolk that dominated the Deccan and neighboring areas of Bharat from 755 to 975 CE. The Ellora record of Dantidurga narrates that he beat the Chalukyas in 753 The inscription calls him the son of Hindu deity II.