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Who is Amatya and Mahamatra Adhyaksha?
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Answer 1

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• A Mahamatra (meaning ""Officer of high rank") was an "officer of morality" established by the Indian Emperor Ashoka (reigned 269-233 BCE).
• Their full title was Dhaṃma Mahamata, the "Inspectors of the Dharma".
• They were apparently a class of senior officials who were in charge various aspects of administration and justice.
• The Mahamatras are mentioned in several of the Edicts of Ashoka, inscribed on rocks or pillars.
• They seem to have been an essential part of his government.
• Some were called "Dharma-Mahamatras" ("Mahamatras of Virtue"), who seem to have been established in the 14th year of Ashoka's reign (256 BCE).
• There were also Amta-mahamatras in charge of foreigners, and Stri-adhyaksha- mahamatras, in charge of women

Answer 2

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Amatya was a minister of state and Mahamatra Adhyaksha was a teacher in university in that time.