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The current Tamil designation of the ministers during the Sangam Age was

The current Tamil designation of the ministers during the Sangam Age was

Q. The current Tamil designation of the ministers during the Sangam Age was: (a) Amaichchan or Amaichchar (b) Mantri (c) Amatya  (d) Surram Ans: (a) Amaichchan or Amaichchar Explanation:  The current Tamil designation of the ministers during the Sangam Age was (a) Amaichchan or Amaichchar. The term “Amaichchan” or “Amaichchar” was used to refer to […]

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Which of the following products of the Sangam Age is considered to be the greatest monument

Which of the following products of the Sangam Age is considered to be the greatest monument

Q. Which of the following products of the Sangam Age is considered to be the greatest monument of ancient Tamil literature? (a) Tolkappiyam (b) Padienenkilkanakku (c) Ettutogai (d) Pattupattu Ans: (c) Ettutogai Explanation: The product of the Sangam Age that is considered to be the greatest monument of ancient Tamil literature is (c) Ettutogai. Ettutogai,

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The Greco-Roman merchants visiting South India during the Sangam Age were referred to in the Tamil literature as

The Greco-Roman merchants visiting South India during the Sangam Age were referred to in the Tamil literature as

Q. The Greco-Roman merchants visiting South India during the Sangam Age were referred to in the Tamil literature as: (a) Yavanas (b) Pahalvlas (c) Yauvanas (d) Ayyavanas Ans: (a) Yavanas Explanation: The Greco-Roman merchants visiting South India during the Sangam Age were referred to in Tamil literature as (a) Yavanas. The term “Yavana” was used

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To which of the following dynasties did Karikala, the famous king of this period, belong

To which of the following dynasties did Karikala, the famous king of this period, belong

Q. To which of the following dynasties did Karikala, the famous king of this period, belong? (a) Chera (b) Chola (c) Pandya (d) Pallava Ans: (b) Chola Explanation: Karikala, the famous king of that period, belonged to the (b) Chola dynasty. Karikala Chola is a legendary figure and one of the most celebrated kings of

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Which of the following does not testify to the impact of Aryan culture on the Sangam Age

Which of the following does not testify to the impact of Aryan culture on the Sangam Age

Q. Which of the following does not testify to the impact of Aryan culture on the Sangam Age? (a) Incorporation of Sanskrit ideas into Sangam literature (b) The anxiety to connect the local dynasties with the events of Mahabharata (c) The worship of the forest tree and animal deities (d) The concept of marriage as

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Which of the following dynasties were constantly at war with the Chaeras during the

Which of the following dynasties were constantly at war with the Chaeras during the

Q. Which of the following dynasties were constantly at war with the Chaeras during the later Sangam Age? (a) Chola (b) Pandaya (c) Ikshvaku (d) Pallava Ans: (b) Pandaya Explanation: The Pandyas were also at war with the other neighbouring dynasty the Cheras in order to extend their territorial boundaries. The battles fought and won

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Which of the following was not one of the ideas of Sanskrit literature incorporated

Which of the following was not one of the ideas of Sanskrit literature incorporated

Q. Which of the following was not one of the ideas of Sanskrit literature incorporated into Sangam literature? (a) Worship of Indra as the principal deity (b) Arundhati as the ideal of chastity (c) The concept of three-fold debt (rinatraya) of man (d) Uttar-Kuru (northern country) as a land of perpetual enjoyment Ans: (a) Worship

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