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What is the most significant effect of Alexander’s invasion?                                        1

Why did Ashoka set up inscriptions on highways?                                                  2

Why did Ashoka give up war?                                                                                 2​

Answer 1

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Ashoka also known as Ashoka the Great, was an Indian emperor of the Maurya Dynasty, who ... Ashoka's own inscriptions are the earliest self-representations of an imperial ... war and its consequences, as described in Ashoka's rock edicts, are "more ... By the next year, he had set up the post of the dharma-mahamatra.

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Answer 2

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The effects of Alexander's invasion on India:

• The invasion by Alexander established a direct link between India and the European continent.
• It also led to the establishment of four different trade routes by land and sea. Alexander's historians maintained precise records of his campaigns and their dates.

These inscriptions proclaim Ashoka's adherence to the Buddhist philosophy which, as in Hinduism, is called dharma, "Law". The inscriptions show his efforts to develop the Buddhist dharma throughout his kingdom.

King Ashoka, the only King of India to give up violence after winning a war was driven to do so because he was saddened by the aftermath of violence in the war. He saw that many people were killed and so, decided not to fight any more wars.

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