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He became more focused on kindness and non-violence, feeling remorse for the suffering caused by his military victories. |
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The famous lions on Indian currency are inspired by Ashoka's achievements. Where are they originally from? |
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They are skillfully carved from stone and placed on a massive pillar in Sarnath. |
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Fill in the blank: Ashoka ruled the empire founded by his grandfather, ___________ Maurya. |
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Riddle: I was the wise man who guided a great king, my thoughts on governance are still revered today. Who am I? |
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Fill in the blank: Ashoka's empire included important cities like Pataliputra, ___________, and Ujjain. |
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Which ruler is known for his inscriptions on pillars and rock surfaces that promoted moral and ethical governance? |
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Unlike his predecessors who focused on military conquest, Ashoka emphasized compassion, welfare, and moral governance. |
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Fill in the blank: The common people in the Mauryan Empire predominantly spoke ___. |
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Riddle: I am a place where ideas and goods meet, connecting east and west; in my halls, scholars gather and traders invest. What am I? |
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What types of languages were spoken in the Mauryan Empire, and how did they differ? |
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Fill in the blank: The Mauryan Empire included areas with villages of farmers and herders, along with forests where people gathered forest produce and ___. |
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Riddle: I am the language of the courts, grand and refined; while the common folk speak a simpler kind. What language am I? |
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Emperors require more resources due to larger territories and need larger armies for protection. |
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Fill in the blank: Ashoka's empire was characterized by a mix of cultures from the ___ to the ___ regions. |
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They supported Ashoka by managing inner circle affairs, maintaining order, and ensuring effective governance. |
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Riddle: I am collected from people willingly or not, not on a regular basis, but when possible. What am I? |