Why did ashoka leave the policy of digvijya
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Digvijay was the conquest territories and Land mainly Kalinga as it was the only known expedition of Ashoka to form it a part of the Mauryan Empire he
left the policy of digvijya because Ashok was a violent emperor till the kalinga war. They used to call him Chandashok..the ruthless Ashok. The deaths of the Kalinga war which happened on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar changed him completely.
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Because The kalinga war had a profound effect on the policies and personality of ashoka. the death and destruction caused by the kalinga war brought about a great change in the personal and political life of ashoka. therefore he abandoned the policy of "conquest by force" ( bherigosha)and ambition of "victory in all directions" (Digvijay)and embraced the policy of religion(Dhammagosha)