"Yesu kaaviyam" asiriyar..?

To answer this question, we need to understand the context and background of the given phrase "Yesu kaaviyam."

"Yesu kaaviyam" is a Tamil phrase that translates to "The Epic of Jesus" in English. It refers to a literary work or poem that portrays the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) Caldwell - This option is incorrect because Robert Caldwell was a British missionary and linguist who worked on Tamil language and literature, but he did not write "Yesu kaaviyam."

Option B) G.U. Pope - This option is incorrect because G.U. Pope was an English missionary, scholar, and author who translated Tamil literature, but he did not write "Yesu kaaviyam."

Option C) Veerama Munivar - This option is incorrect because Veerama Munivar was a Tamil poet and scholar who wrote various literary works, but there is no evidence or record of him writing "Yesu kaaviyam."

Option D) Kannadasan - This option is correct because Kannadasan, also known as Arignar Anna, was a renowned Tamil poet, writer, and lyricist who wrote "Yesu kaaviyam." He is known for his contributions to Tamil literature and his works on various subjects, including spirituality.

The correct answer is Option D) Kannadasan. This option is correct because Kannadasan wrote "Yesu kaaviyam."

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