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write a short paragraph explaining to roshan why the lion are shown on our currency note. list Atleast one object on which your seen them​

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Answered by zohra123
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Explanation:

because they are our national emblem, we see them even in agreement

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

If you look at the Ashokan pillar at Sarnath (or a picture of it) you will find the capital of the pillar has 4 lions sitting back to back the bull, the elephant and the galloping horse. The lion represents the attainment of Buddha-hood. The four lions surmounting the capital symbolize the kingship of the Buddha and his roar over the four directions.

There is also a non-religious interpretation of the symbol, describing the four lions as the symbol of Ashoka rule in four directions.

Just, Buddha, his follower Ashoka wanted to spread message peace and friendship. Similarly, India, after she gained independence, wanted to spread the same message. So India adopted the emblem of 4 lions after she gained independence. We can find this emblem on the official letterhead of the Government of India and appears on all Indian currency as well as cars of the President of India. Prime Minister and other Indian dignitaries. It can also be seen on the epaulet (shoulder ornament on a navy or military officer's uniform) and on the diplomatic and national Passport of the Republic of India.

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