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प्रश्न
The Sangam literature gives a complete and true picture of the economic conditions of the age. Describe the economic life of the people with reference to:
Agriculture
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उत्तर
Agriculture was the main occupation of a large section of the people. The land was held by individuals as well as by the state. The land was fertile and there was plenty of grain, meat, and fish. The Chola Country was watered by the river Kaveri. About this country, there was a saying that “the space in which an elephant did lie down produced enough grain to feed seven persons.” The Chera region was well-known for its buffaloes, jack-fruit, pepper, and turmeric. The rich did not plough the land themselves. They hired laborers, called pariyars, for this job. The pariyars belonged to the lowest social class and skinned dead animals also.
संबंधित प्रश्न
Name any two literary sources to reconstruct the history of the Sangam age.
Why did Arundhati, a character in Sanskrit literature, become a model for South Indian Women in the Sangam age?
Mention any two Chera rulers whose names figure in the Sangam literature.
Describe the social conditions that Sangam literature suggests with reference to: Position of Women
What were the topics of the Puram category of poems?
Name the four castes mentioned in the Tolkappiyam.
Name the five physiographic divisions of tinais mentioned in the Sangam literature.
With reference to the sources of information about the Sangam Age, explain the significance of the following;
Literary texts
Who wrote ‘Kural’?
With reference to the sources of information, give the significance of the following:
Tirukurral
