Who is traditionally regarded as the author of the classical Tamil work Tirukkural?
Thiruvalluvar
Tirukkural is a classical Tamil text composed of couplets dealing with ethics, polity, and love, and is considered one of the greatest works of Tamil literature.
It is traditionally attributed to Thiruvalluvar, a poet-philosopher believed to have lived during the Sangam age.
Hence, Thiruvalluvar is traditionally regarded as the author of Tirukkural.
Who were referred to as Uzhavar in Sangam literature?
Which archaeological sites, besides Keeladi, have contributed to validating Sangam texts?
In which of the following cities was the Sangam assemblies held?
'Manimegalai' a Buddhist work was inspired by the logical system of which philosopher?
The most defining literary features of the Sangam tradition are
A. Tamilakam
B. Puram
C. Prabandham
D. Akam
E. Sodh
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Match List I with List II
List I | List II | ||
A. | Neithal | I. | Forest |
B. | Mullai | II. | Dryland |
C. | Palai | III. | Seashore |
D. | Kurunji | IV. | Mountaineous land |
Match List I with List II
List I | List II | ||
(A) | Mullai | (I) | Arid rerrain |
(B) | Palai | (II) | Riverine tract |
(C) | Kurinchi | (III) | Pastoral region |
(D) | Marutam | (IV) | Mountainous region |
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