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Which Sangam literature was composed by Jain monks and the theme is the transient nature of life and youth?

A

Nanmanikkatiga

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Naaladiyar

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Inna Narpathu

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Iniyavai Narpathu

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Solution

The correct option is A Naaladiyar
Answer - (B) - Naaladiyar
Naaladiyar was composed by 'Jain monks'. It is divided into three sections. The first section focuses on the importance of virtuous life, the second section deals with government and management of wealth and the third section deals with pleasure. Inna Narpathu was authored by Kapilar. Nanmanikkatiga was composed by Vilambi Naganaar.

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