Ashoka the Great (c. 269-233 BCE) is largely considered the greatest Mauryan emperor and ruled over a territory stretching from the northern Himalayas into peninsular India and across the widest ...

9-12 Explain the growth of the Mauryan Empire in the context of rivalries among Indian states. 5-12 Evaluate the achievements of the emperor Ashoka and assess his contribution to the expansion of ...

One of the most remarkable rulers of Lahore, as also most of the sub-continent, was the Mauryan ruler Ashoka. His visits to Lahore and the surrounding areas though briefly recorded, yet the fact ...

The Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi tree in Anuradhapura is believed to have grown from a branch that an Indian princess carried to Sri ...

As the two were en route to the discussion room at Hyderabad House, President Font paused near the Indian flag, prompting PM ...

Kalaburagi district committee members of Bauddha Upasak/Upasakiyar Sangha will celebrate the birth anniversary of Mauryan emperor Asoka on Saturday at the ancient Buddhist site Kanaganahalli in ...

Ashoka was a well-known Mauryan Emperor of South Asia, who succeeded to the throne in about 274 B.C. The set of fourteen edicts at Shahbaz Garhi is written in local Kharoshti script and inscribed on ...