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Q. The area between rivers Saraswati and Drisadvati has been defined by the Manusmriti as

  • (A) Aryavarta
  • (B) Brahmavarta
  • (C) Brahmarshi desa
  • (D) Saptasaindhava
  • Correct Answer - Option(B)
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Explanation by: Admin

According to the Manusmriti (an ancient Hindu legal text), the region between the Saraswati and Drishadvati rivers is referred to as Brahmavarta.

  • Brahmavarta is considered the sacred land where righteousness (Dharma) originated and was practiced by sages.
  • It is viewed as the cradle of Vedic civilization.

Why other options are incorrect:

  • (A) Aryavarta – Refers to a larger region inhabited by the Aryans, typically north of the Vindhyas and east of the Saraswati.
  • (C) Brahmarshi Desa – The land of great sages, a broader region associated with spiritual significance.
  • (D) Saptasaindhava – Refers to the land of seven rivers, often identified with parts of northwest India and Pakistan (Punjab region).

Correct answer: (B) Brahmavarta

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