What was the main aim of Ashoka's Dhamma?
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Correct answer: Promoting moral life and harmony
Ashoka's Dhamma was a broad ethical policy intended to encourage moral conduct, compassion, respect for elders and teachers, tolerance among religious groups and social harmony. It was not simply a programme of conquest, forced conversion or tax collection. The emphasis on humane behaviour and mutual respect makes option A the best answer.
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Promoting moral life and harmony
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Ashoka's Dhamma was a broad ethical policy intended to encourage moral conduct, compassion, respect for elders and teachers, tolerance among religious groups and social harmony. It was not simply a programme of conquest, forced conversion or tax collection. The emphasis on humane behaviour and mutual respect makes option A the best answer.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Pastoral Nomads and their Movements.
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