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प्रश्न
Discuss people’s social life under Imperial Cholas with reference to:
Literature and Cultural Activities
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उत्तर
The Chola era was the ‘Golden Age’ of Tamil literature. Kamban translated the Sanskrit epic ‘Ramayana’ into Tamil in the ninth century AD, it came to be known as Kamban Ramayana. Kamban had translated its earliest Kandas (parts). The later parts (Uttarakhand) were translated by Qttakuttan. Another renowned poet Pugalendi flourished in the 12th century. He wrote Nalavenda, which is based on the love story of Nala and Damayanti. The Buddhist and Jain scholars also made a rich contribution to Tamil literature. The Jain Scholar Amrit Sagar wrote a book on poetics, the art of writing poetry. The Buddhist Scholar Buddhamitra wrote ‘Rasolium’, a grammar book.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Under whose rule, the Cholas rose to imperial greatness towards the end of the 10th century AD?
What names were given to the following territorial divisions of the Chola kingdom:
District
Mention any two duties assigned to a village assembly under the Cholas.
King Rajendra I (1014-1044 AD) raised the Chola empire to the pinnacle of glory. In this context explain:
His attainments as a Great Builder.
Who established the rule of the Cholas?
What made the Chola administration strong and effective?
Name the two languages promoted by the Cholas.
Name the last ruler of the Cholas.
With reference to the Chola period explain the following:
Taxes imposed by the Cholas.
Name the two scholars (one Buddhist and another Jain) who made a rich contribution to Tamil literature.
