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Who introduced the Malayalam language and Script in their inscription?
A. The Cheras
B. The Maurays
C. King Anangabhima III
D. None of these.

Answer
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Hint:The Malayalam Script is widely used for the Sanskrit text in Kerala. It is also known as Brahmic Script as it can be found in many Indic Scripture and Grantha. It was first written in an ancient script of Tamil.

Complete answer:
The Cheras:- When the rule of Cheras came into existence the region where they were ruling used to speak Malayalam and hence kind decided to use this language for their scripture and made it a common language for communication as well. Therefore this is the correct option.

The Mauryas:- Major contribution of this dynasty was in the development of Brahmi Script with other following as Greek and Aramic. Later on they also worked on Prakrit and Pali Script.So this option is incorrect.

King Anagabhima III:- The whole rule of this king was under the development of the religious view and providing strength in that sector. He devoted all his kingdom and life for the Lord Jagannatha and made huge contributions there. He was also treated as local Deity. So this option isn't correct.

None of these:- This is also a wrong option as the right answer is marked from above given options

The correct answer is option A.

Note:The answer for this question can be solved with ease when the contribution of different renowned dynasties in the field of literature and art. Also keeping track of events where something is done for the first time in history will make it easy to choose from any set of options given.