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what made the lion capital significant enough to become the national emblem?​

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Answered by Agastya0606
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The lion capital became the national emblem of India because of its historical significance. It symbolises the Buddha's ideology and teachings.

The lion capital was built by Ashoka, a famous ruler of Mauryan empire who influenced from the teachings of Buddha.

The national emblem of India has four lions that symbolises the four noble truths of Buddha. The capital as wheels below the four lions depicts the spread of Dharma in all directions. One of the famous architecture of ancient India, lion capital is situated on the pillar at Sarnath.

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