How ashoka differs from the other Maurya dynasty
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⏩ In my opinion he is a great king. Bcoz after the completion of the war kalinga. By taking look at the soldiers who died, he felt very sorry.And realised that not to take a war any more....
So, by this we can say that he iz differ from other kings
So, by this we can say that he iz differ from other kings
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By 326BCE, India was a land of many languages and cultures. Hindu rajas ruled small but often rich kingdoms. The wealth of the rajas attracted the army of Alexander the Great, a young Greek general who amassed the largest empire of his era.
Shortly after Alexander’s death in 323BCE, a young soldier of a low caste named Chandragupta Maurya led a rebellion that drove out the Greek invaders. By 305BCE, Chandragupta’s Mauryan Empire stretched from the Bay of Bengal in eastern India across the northern portion of the subcontinent through the Hindu Kush into present-day Afghanistan. For the first time in history, one state ruled most of the subcontinent.
Shortly after Alexander’s death in 323BCE, a young soldier of a low caste named Chandragupta Maurya led a rebellion that drove out the Greek invaders. By 305BCE, Chandragupta’s Mauryan Empire stretched from the Bay of Bengal in eastern India across the northern portion of the subcontinent through the Hindu Kush into present-day Afghanistan. For the first time in history, one state ruled most of the subcontinent.
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