why was foreign invasion a cause of Mauryan empire?
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Chandragupta Maurya drove out the Greeks from the Indian soil, and by defeating Seleukos Nikator established his authority outside the Indian frontiers. During the rule of Bindusara and Asoka, there was no fear from the Greek powers as they were fearful of the Maurya army.
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Foreign Invasion:
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Chandragupta Maurya drove out the Greeks from the Indian soil, and by defeating Seleukos Nikator established his authority outside the Indian frontiers. During the rule of Bindusara and Asoka, there was no fear from the Greek powers as they were fearful of the Maurya army.
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