Match the List–I with List–II and select the right choice with the help of code given below –
List–I List–II
(A) Govind (i) Devmurti Prakaran
(B) Natha (ii) Dwar Deepika
(C) Mandan (iii) Vastumanjari
(D) Kumbha (iv) Sangeetraj Code -

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (a) (A)-ii, (B)-iii, (C)-i, (D)-iv.
· (A) Govind - (ii) Dwar Deepika: Govind was the son of Mandan, and he composed the text "Dwar Deepika."
· (B) Natha - (iii) Vastumanjari: Natha is credited with composing "Vastumanjari."
· (C) Mandan - (i) Devmurti Prakaran: Mandan was a renowned scholar and architect who authored "Devmurti Prakaran" among other works.
· (D) Kumbha - (iv) Sangeetraj: Kumbha was a significant figure in music and literature, and he composed "Sangeetraj."
Additional Information:
· Kumbha:
· Kumbha was a ruler of Mewar and a notable scholar and patron of the arts. He wrote several treatises on music, including "Sangeetraj," "Sangeet Mimansa," "Sangeet Ratnakar," and "Sud Prabandha."
· He was known for his contributions to the fields of music and drama, writing in languages such as Sanskrit, Prakrit, and Rajasthani.
· His music guru was Sarang Vyas, and his texts on music include "Nritya Ratnakosh" and "Rasik Priya."
· Mandan:
· Mandan was an expert in Vastushastra (architectural science) and authored works like "Devmurti Prakaran," "Prasadamandan," and "Vastumanjari."
· He was a resident of Mewar and made significant contributions to the field of architecture.
· Natha:
· Natha is known for his work "Vastumanjari," which is a key text in the field of architecture.
· Govind:
· Govind, the son of Mandan, contributed to literature by writing "Kalanidhi" and "Dwar Deepika."