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Enlist the most important causes for the decline of the Mauryan empire.

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Answered by sreeragpillai
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Mauryan empire started a weak rule by the kings after the death of Ashoka, and also the partition of the empire into two can be considered as the most important causes which led to decline the Mauryan empire
Answered by Anonymous
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Decline of the Mauryan Empire :-

✴After the death of Ashok in 232 BCE the Mauryan rulers continued to rule for about another half a century.

✴The disorder that emerged in the administrative machinery after his death is regarded as one of the factors for the disintegration of the Mauryan Empire

The reasons were -

Ashok was succeeded by weak and inefficient rulers

The vastness of the empire made it difficult to control the far flung territories

The provincial viceroys took advantage of thr absence of a strong central authority and declared their independence.

The enormous expenditure of maintaining a large army drained the treasury

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