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Naoya SHIGA (February 20, 1883-October 21, 1971) was a Japanese novelist.

(A) Mahatma Gandhi.

(A) Shiga Naoya (B) Pearl S. Buck (C) Anton Chekhov (D) Germaine Greer Show advised the Indians not to blame the Britishers for everything.

In which class did Nanukaka travelled in?

When was Shiga Naoya born?

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He was born in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture. He was one of the leading novelists of the Shirakaba school. His best known works are "A Dark Night's Passing," "Reconciliation (Novel)," "The Shopboy's God," and "At Cape Kinosaki."

Career

Naoya SHIGA's grandfather, Naomichi SHIGA, served as a butler of the Soma Clan, the lord of the former Soma- Nakamura Domain; he developed Ashio Copper Mine together with Ichibe FURUKAWA, the founder of Furukawa Zaibatsu, and was involved in the Soma Incident.

His father, Naoharu SHIGA, became an important figure in the Meiji period financial world through serving as the director of Sobu Railway and Teikoku Life Insurance. Naoya was born in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, where his father Naoharu worked at the First Bank's Ishinomaki Branch; he came to Tokyo when he was three and was raised by his grandparents.

He graduated from Gakushuin Pri