Ravikirti was the court poet of which of the following dynasty ruler?

Chalukyas

The correct answer is Option 4- Chalukyas

Ravikirti was the court poet of the Chalukya dynasty ruler, Pulakesin II.

Pulakesin II was the most famous ruler of the Chalukya dynasty. He ruled from 610 to 642 CE and expanded the Chalukya kingdom into the Deccan region. He also defeated the powerful emperor Harshavardhana at the Battle of the Narmada.

Ravikirti was a talented poet and writer. He composed the Aihole inscription, which is a praise poem for Pulakesin II. The Aihole inscription is one of the most important sources of information about the Chalukya dynasty. Ravikirti's works provide valuable insights into the Chalukya dynasty and the reign of Pulakesin II. They are also important examples of classical Sanskrit literature.