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2. Would it be appropriate to call the Mauryan realm an empire? Why?​

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Why was Ashoka's Kingdom called an Empire and not a Kingdom?

Ans. An Empire brings a number of kingdoms all mahajanapadas under one ruler. It was an Empire because he was rolling over an extensive territory this role was under a single supreme authority of Ashoka.

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