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Asoka's edicts became a focus of study in the past 150 years due to their significant historical, cultural, and ethical insights into ancient India and Buddhism. Scholars and historians recognized these edicts as valuable primary sources that reflect Asoka's policies, governance, and commitment to non-violence and social welfare. Additionally, the rediscovery of these inscriptions in the 19th century spurred interest in understanding their linguistic, historical, and philosophical implications, leading to a broader exploration of Asoka's impact on Indian civilization and beyond.
In 322 BC Chandragupta Maurya managed to overthrow the Nanda Dynasty in northern India, beginning expansion of the kingdom westwards across central and western India. Maurya Empire was also largely expanded during the reign of emperor Ashoka, who was one of the greatest emperors in Ancient India. After Ashoka's death the Empire began to decline and eventually it was disestablished in 185 BC, when the last emperor of Maurya Empire, Brihadratha, was assassinated during a military parade by the Brahmin general Pushyamitra Shunga.
Kedgeree is believed to have originated from a dish called "khichri," a spiced rice and lentil dish from India. It was brought to Britain by British colonialists in the 19th century, where it evolved into the kedgeree we know today, typically made with flaked smoked fish, rice, hard-boiled eggs, and various spices. The dish reflects the fusion of Indian and British culinary traditions during the colonial era. Today, it is often enjoyed as a breakfast or brunch dish in the UK.
From 269 to 232, Asoka was the emperor of India.
Asoka lead by the teachings of Buddhism and Ahimsa. He also practiced tolerance.
Asoka is a empire who ruled India.
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The two greatest emperors of India were Asoka and Akbar.
He did live in India... for the yearv 102 and 106
The Emperor Asoka
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