In which Indian language was ‘Sangam Literature’ written?
Tamil
Sangam literature is the earliest literature of South India, composed roughly between the 3rd century BCE and the 3rd century CE.
It was produced in assemblies (Sangams) of poets held under the patronage of the Pandya kings at Madurai, and it is written in Tamil.
Important works include Tolkappiyam, Ettuthogai and Pattuppattu, which describe the life of the Chera, Chola and Pandya kingdoms.
Hence, Tamil.
Important Questions from Sangam Age
Which of the following term was used for the salt traders in ancient Tamil region?
Musiri is identified with which of the following archaeological site?
Which of the following places is mentioned by the author of Periplus to where all the pearls that were collected on its coast were sent and from where muslin and other textile products were exported?
Which of the following centre was famous for cotton trade in Sangam period?
The title of "enadi' was conferred at a formal ceremony to which of the following officials during the sangam age?
