History · Ancient Indian History
The 'Sangam Age' in ancient South Indian history is named after and characterized by the:
- 1Architectural patronage of the early Mughal emperors
- 2Assemblies and compilation of early Tamil literature✓
- 3Direct administrative interventions of the Guptas
- 4Imperial expansions of the Mauryan rulers
Correct answer
Assemblies and compilation of early Tamil literature
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