The Age Of The Maurya FULL CHAPTER | RS Sharma Chapter 14 | UPSC Preparation
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The text delves into the history of the Mauryan Empire, detailing Chandragupta Maurya's rise to power, administration, military prowess, and Ashoka's significant contributions to Buddhism and ethical governance. The Mauryan Empire under Chandragupta Maurya and Ashoka's reign promoted unity, non-violence, and cultural values through their governance, leaving a lasting legacy of peace and tolerance in ancient history.
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- Chandragupta Maurya's victory over Seleucus Nicator in 305 BC marked a significant event in Indian history, liberating North-Western India and establishing a matrimonial alliance between the two rulers.
- Ashoka's reign focused on promoting unity and cultural values through Dhamma, leading to significant social changes such as the prohibition of animal slaughter and the evolution of women's rights, setting a unique precedent in history without known predecessors.
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Recent questions
Who founded the Mauryan Dynasty?
Chandragupta Maurya
What were the main provinces of the Mauryan Empire?
Uttara Pat, South Path, Avanti Rath
What were the key economic activities under Chandragupta Maurya?
Revenue from new lands, agricultural taxes, irrigation services, toll taxes
How did Ashoka promote unity in the Mauryan Empire?
Enforcing a common language, Dhamma Ghosh
What was Ashoka's legacy in the Mauryan Empire?
Pioneering peace policy, promoting tolerance and coexistence
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