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Capital of Princely State Tripura from Udaipur was shifted to old Agartala during
Answer: B
The capital moved to old Agartala in the 18th century.
Maharaja Krishna Manikya shifted the royal capital from Udaipur (Rangamati) in southern Tripura to old Agartala in 1760. The capital was moved again in 1849, from old Agartala to the present town of Agartala. The earlier site is still known as Old Agartala, a few kilometres east of the present city.
The 19th century is the trap, being the date of the second move. The 17th and 20th centuries do not match either move.
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