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Kautilya in his Arthashastra describes the availability of varieties of pearls from the
Madura region hills
Shravanabelagola hills
Tamraparni river in the Pandyan Kingdom
Kaveri river in the Palakkad region
Kautilya, also known as Chanakya, in his work Arthashastra, mentions various sources of valuable items, including pearls. The Tamraparni river in the Pandyan Kingdom is historically known for its pearl fishery and is noted in ancient texts for the abundance and variety of pearls found there.
- Madura region hills and Shravanabelagola hills are not typically associated with pearls.
- The Kaveri river in the Palakkad region is also not known for pearls.
Answer: Option 3 - Tamraparni river in the Pandyan Kingdom
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