encouraged the art of drama at tannjavur
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Answer:Nayakas of Thanjavur
It dates back to about the 1600s, the period of Nayakas of Thanjavur, who encouraged art, classical dance and music literature, both in Telugu and Tamil. The art is usually a combination of raised and painted surfaces, with the Hindu god Krishna being the most popular image depicted.
During his time he granted military assistance to the Chandragiri ruler Venkata II to recover most of his lost areas from the Golconda forces. In 1620 Raghunatha Nayak permitted a Danish settlement at Tarangambadi. This encouraged the English to seek trade with the Thanjavur Nayaks
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(A) Vyankoji Raje. (B)Sarfoji Raje
(C) Sharifji Raje. (D)Shahaji Raje
Answer : Sarfoji Raje
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