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When Ashoka became a Buddhist, he saw himself as a leader most like a compassionate and benevolent ruler, embodying the principles of dharma (moral law) and non-violence. He aimed to govern with wisdom and empathy, prioritizing the welfare of his subjects and promoting social harmony. His transformation led him to focus on spreading Buddhism and moral values rather than military conquest, reflecting a deep commitment to peace and ethical governance.
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What were things ashoka did as a leader?
By following Buddhist values
Why do you think ashoka was or wasn't a great leader?
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Who is the leader of Buddhist relligion?
dalai lama is the leader of Buddhist religion.
Ashoka was a leader of?
part of the grand republic army XD got you! If you mean the ashoka from history i suggest looking it up on wikipedia
In Tibet what is the Buddhist leader who led the government called?
Dalai Lama was the Buddhist leader who led the government
Which Mauryan ruler converted to Buddhism?
Yes, the leader of the Maurya Empire, Ashoka, converted to Buddhism.
Who was Ashamed of the cruelty of his military victories this leader from northern India became a Buddhist and built hospitals roads and places of worship?
The Emperor Asoka.
What title did tumujin take for himself and what did the title mean?
He united all the tribes of the Mongol plains under himself and became their Khan, or leader. By uniting them under him he also became the only leader, the One Khan. One in Mongol was Genghis. Hence he became Genghis Khan.
Who is the leader of a Buddhist Temple?
Monk
Who is the internationally known Buddhist leader?
The most well-known Buddhist master is the Dalai Lama.
What kind of leader was emperor ashoka before and after he renounced violence?
What's it called...oh a dictator
Who is the religious leader visiting Aldershot England this summer?
The Buddhist leader the Dali Lama
