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__________ is the first major literary work written in Kannada.

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Vikramarjuna Vijaya

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Shabdhamani Darpana

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Tatva Padagalu

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Kaviraja Marga

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The correct option is D Kaviraja Marga
Kaviraja Marga is the first major literary work written in Kannada. Kaviraja Marga was a book that guided people in areas of poetry and grammar of the Kannada language. According to historical sources, it was written during the reign of the Rashtrakutas.

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