History, asked by manish2286, 2 months ago

Why was the Mauryan Empire not called a kingdom?

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Answered by pawansaklani4747

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An empire is an aggregate of nations or people ruled by an emperor or other powerful sovereign or government. ... Magadha was a kingdom,because it was ruled by a king(e.g Ajatashatru,Dhana Nanda). ... Mauryan empire was called as 'pan-Indian empire' for the very same reason

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An empire is an aggregate of nations or people ruled by an emperor or other powerful sovereign or government. Magadha was a kingdom,because it was ruled by a king(e.g Ajatashatru,Dhana Nanda). Mauryan empire was called as 'pan-Indian empire' for the very same reason.♡~

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