Discussion
Find out whose statement is this?
Like a bird that flies to a tree bearing fruit, I went to the broad palace of Karikal's court.
Answer: B
The statement, like a bird flying to a fruit-bearing tree, I went to the broad palace of Karikal's court, is by Mudathamakkanniyar in the Porunararruppadai, option B.
Kapilar, Nedumkilliyar and Alawanthar are other persons of the Sangam period and are not the speaker.
The Porunararruppadai, one of the ten idylls, was composed by Mudathamakanniyar in praise of the Chola king Karikala. The image of birds flying to a fruit-bearing tree describes how poets and bards came to Karikala's palace, so the speaker is the poet Mudathamakanniyar.
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