what were the immediate and far reaching consequences of the Kalinga war?
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Loss of man and material
Loss of man and materialIn this war 150,000 soldiers from the side of Kalinga were taken as prisoners by Asoka and 100,000 were slain and many others got died out of injuries and epidemic after the war. The war brought miseries not only to those who took to arms but also to a large number of civil population.
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