Social Sciences, asked by neetumk7588, 2 months ago

why did the emperor reward taro

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Answered by zarnaabbinsaeed

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The emperor rewarded Taro for as he honoured and obeyed his parents. This was done to encourage all the children to honor and obey their parents

Answered by ganeshjoshi9932

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The Emperor rewarded him with twenty pieces of gold for having been so good and kind to his parents. ... Through this reward, the Emperor declared Taro as a role model for all children and wanted to encourage all of them to love, honour and obey their parents.

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