What was the importance of communication with common people in Ashoka's inscriptions?
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Correct answer: To convey royal messages to the people
Ashoka used inscriptions on rocks and pillars to communicate ideas about Dhamma, humane conduct, respect among groups and aspects of administration. Placing messages in public locations made them accessible to officials and ordinary people. These were not secret poems, paper-printing devices or methods of melting coins. Therefore, option A correctly describes their communicative role.
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To convey royal messages to the people
Why is this the correct answer?
Ashoka used inscriptions on rocks and pillars to communicate ideas about Dhamma, humane conduct, respect among groups and aspects of administration. Placing messages in public locations made them accessible to officials and ordinary people. These were not secret poems, paper-printing devices or methods of melting coins. Therefore, option A correctly describes their communicative role.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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