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Is was because he always had constant warfare and later decided to rule by Buddhist teachings. He tried to rule peacefully by law.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 12y agobecause buddhists didn't believe what asoka believed in and they took him down with all that power they had
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∙ 12y agowhen the empire dude, convereted to Buddhism and did not make his people do any wars and helped them focus on not wanting stuff so they had a better life. hope this helps. p.s. i m a 6th grader, and just finished learning about this litterally 1/2 days ago in s.s./the empire dudes name was asoka and was once a very vishous fighter and im a 6 grader
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∙ 10y agohow did Asoka put his buddist beliefs into practice as king
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∙ 11y agoBecause ,after the kalinga war Asoka promised to give up warfare and live freely without harming any animals and peoples .So he took up Jainism.
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What happened when Asoka became Buddhist?
they were hindus but they built buddhist art and buddhist temples
How were Asoka Buddhist beliefs reflected in his accomplishments as king?
He helped try to bring peace and hard work into view.
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
Asoka related these action to which Buddhist ceremony?
ceremony of the dharma
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
What are Emperor Asoka's beliefs?
he worked to bring peace and prosperity.
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.
Is it true That the great Buddhist king Asoka persecuted his Hindu subjects for their religious beliefs?
To an extent yes, it is true. According to Mythology lord Asoka after embracing Buddhism punishde those who committed animal slaughter and other violence acts.
How might Indian history have been different Asoka had not become a Buddhist?
it would of been mayham
