Who were referred to as Uzhavar in Sangam literature?
Ploughmen
In Sangam literature, the term Uzhavar referred to ploughmen — the agricultural cultivators of that era.
Large landowners, slaves and priests were described by different terms in Sangam-age society, distinct from Uzhavar.
Hence, Ploughmen is the correct answer.
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Important Questions from Sangam Age
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
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: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
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
