Why is it incomplete to call Ashoka's Dhamma only a promotion of Buddhism?
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Correct answer: Dhamma was also based on moral conduct and social harmony
Ashoka's Dhamma drew on broad ethical principles such as non-violence, respect for parents and teachers, compassion, moderation and tolerance among religious communities. Although Ashoka personally supported Buddhism, his public policy was presented as a moral code for diverse subjects, not simply as conversion propaganda. The other options misidentify Dhamma completely.
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Dhamma was also based on moral conduct and social harmony
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Ashoka's Dhamma drew on broad ethical principles such as non-violence, respect for parents and teachers, compassion, moderation and tolerance among religious communities. Although Ashoka personally supported Buddhism, his public policy was presented as a moral code for diverse subjects, not simply as conversion propaganda. The other options misidentify Dhamma completely.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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