History, asked by manish2286, 4 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

Answered by Anonymous

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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