Social Sciences, asked by ianushkagupta9223, 1 year ago

what were the problems that ashoka tried to solve by his dhamma

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Answered by sunnymodi2006

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By introducing dhamma, Ashoka wanted to solve the problems of religious conflict, animal sacrifice, ill-treatment of slaves and servants and quarrels between his subjects.

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