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write ashoka's concept of 'dhamma'

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Answered by BiyasKarmakar

The word Dhamma is derived from the Sanskrit word Dharma, meaning religious duty. However ,Ashokas dhamma was not a religious faith. It opposed any rituals or sacrifices. It was associted with norms of social behaviour.

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varun179: which class are you and we're do you live

BiyasKarmakar: Some principles of dhamma are truthfulness, purity of heart, respecting others,proper treatment of slaves etc. Ashoka spread his dhamma to Greece,Egypt,Syria,and Sri Lanka

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varun179: which class are you and we're do you live

BiyasKarmakar: class 6 and West Bengal

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