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Emperor Ashoka emphasized Dhamma more after which war?

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Correct answer: Kalinga War

The Kalinga War was a decisive turning point in Emperor Ashoka’s life. He fought Kalinga around the third century BCE, and the heavy loss of life and suffering deeply affected him. After seeing the harmful results of conquest, Ashoka gave greater importance to Dhamma, a moral way of living based on compassion, self-control, respect, and concern for people and living beings. He also reduced his emphasis on violent expansion and promoted peaceful conduct.

To solve this question, connect Ashoka’s change in policy with the war that caused his remorse. The other choices belong to much later periods and involve different rulers and political situations: the Battles of Tarain involved the early Delhi Sultanate, Khanwa involved Babur, and Panipat refers to several later battles. Therefore, option A, the Kalinga War, is the correct choice.

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