Social Sciences, asked by mirnargis, 2 months ago

why did Ashoka decide never to fight any wars?

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Answered by rahulkumarr179

Answer:

after the war of kallinga, when he came to the war ground, he saw diaster of human life.

thus , he decided never to fight any wars.

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Answered by priyapramanick

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Ashoka gave up fighting because the sight of the battle ground after the Kalinga War arouse in the heart of Ashoka deep sorrow and suffering. He was taken away by the death bodies lying on the field, and then onwards gave up fighting abd started following the path of dhamma (dharma)...

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