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What happened when Asoka became Buddhist?
they were hindus but they built buddhist art and buddhist temples
Who was the frist great Buddhist king?
The first great Buddist king was Asoka.
In forming his government Asoka recruited what group to serve as bureaucrats?
Buddhist clergy
What are Ashoka's contributions?
He is remembered as the ideal Buddhist ruler.Read more: asoka
What faith did Asoka adopt during most of the time he ruled?
Buddhist
What group did Asoka recruit to serve as bureaucrats in forming his government?
The buddhist clergy
Did The Spread Of Buddhism Came To A Halt after Asoka Beacme A Buddhist?
No, the spread of Buddhism did not come to a halt after Asoka became a Buddhist. In fact, his conversion and subsequent reign significantly promoted the religion, leading to its expansion across India and beyond. Asoka actively supported Buddhist missions, built stupas, and established a network of monasteries, which helped disseminate Buddhist teachings throughout Asia. His efforts contributed to the establishment of Buddhism as a major world religion.
Asoka converted to Buddhism after?
Asoka converted to Buddhism after the war, because he was sickened by the blood of civilians in the river. Asoka converted to Buddhism after meeting Buddhist monks in a quest for finding inner peace.
How might Indian history have been different Asoka had not become a Buddhist?
it would of been mayham
What did Asoka believe should be done about religions that differed from Buddhism?
Asoka thought that all religions had a right to exist, and even gave donations to non-Buddhist religions.
Why was asoka an important ruler?
Asoka believed in truth and tolerance. He helped people that were non-Buddhist, spread the message about nonviolence, improved the people's lives, and relieved suffering. (he founded hospitals and medicine)
Why did many Hindus become Buddhists during Asoka's reign?
Possibly because they found Buddhist teaching convincing. There were a lot of Buddhist preachers around at the time. Possibly because Buddhism allowed them to escape the strictures of their castes. Possibly because it seemed like a good way to gain the favour of and advancement within Asoka's government.
