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5. How did Chanakya link eating a plate of hot rice with defeating enemies
on the battlefield?​

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Chanakya advised the king to find their weak points and attack them instead of defeating them. He should begin with their weak areas and then proceed towards strong areas like as he did with the plate of hot rice.

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