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Anubhava Mantapa, Vachanas and Vachanakaras

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The thoughts of the people gathered in the Anubhava Mantapa came to be expressed to the common folk in the form of simple poetic compositions called .

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Gadyas

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Vachanas

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Kaavyas

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Keerthanas

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The correct option is B Vachanas
The thoughts of the people gathered in the Anubhava Matapa, gained poetic expressions in their 'Vachanas'. These Vachanas were written in the form of simple poetic compositions and were easy to understand.

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