History, asked by shashank126, 1 year ago

why Ashoka the emperor gave up the war?

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Answered by vikas199

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because he did not like bloodshed and death of the people after the kalinga war

Answered by namanarora1

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When Ashoka fought battle of Kalinga he saw many dead bodies When he saw this he started following Buddhism religion

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