what are the cons of ashoka's dhamma?
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Dhamma is a set of edicts that formed a policy of Mauryan Emporor ashoka Maurya , who succeeded to the Mauryan thrown in modern-day India around 260B.C. Many historians considered him one of the greatest king of ancient India for his policies of public welfare.
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Dhamma incorporated a way of life that included a number of ideals and practices. Abstinence from killing, respect to elder moderation in behaviour, etc. were the ideals that could be follow- by all people. No matter to what religion they belonged.
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