Which one of the following places was not the centre of learning during early medieval period?

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(c) Taxila — In ancient times, Takshashila was a noted centre of learning, including religious teachings of Buddhism for several centuries. It continued to attract students from around the world until its destruction in the 5th century CE. It was known for its higher education and the curriculum comprised the study of ancient scriptures, law, medicine, astronomy, military science and the eighteen silpas or arts.

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(A) Nalanda

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(B) Vikramshila

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(D) Uddantapur

Which one of the following places was not the centre of learning during early medieval period?

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