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causes for decline of the mauryas

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Answered by vishalkumar836827

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Explanation:

The factors which led to the decline of Mauryan Empire are as following:

The religious policy of Ashoka.

Huge Expenditure on army and bureaucracy.

Oppressive rule in provinces.

Neglect of North-West frontier.

Significance of Mauryan Age.

Answered by monicasuresh4

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Answer:

The factors which led to the decline of Mauryan Empire are as following:

The religious policy of Ashoka.

Huge Expenditure on army and bureaucracy.

Oppressive rule in provinces.

Neglect of North-West frontier.

Significance of Mauryan Age.

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