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Class 10General KnowledgeIndian HistoryFamous Indian RulersEasyLevel 30
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Which ruler adopted the path of non-violence and Dhamma after the Kalinga War?

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Correct answer: Ashoka

After the Kalinga War Ashoka emphasized Dhamma and non-violence. This was the most famous turning point of his rule.

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Indian HistoryAshokaKalinga War

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Ashoka

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After the Kalinga War Ashoka emphasized Dhamma and non-violence. This was the most famous turning point of his rule.

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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian History. Topic: Famous Indian Rulers.

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