Ashoka
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- War
- Guilt
- Happiness
- Ashoka led his army against Kalinga. The Mauryans won, and hundreds of thousands of Kalingans were massacred or sold into slavery.
- New Ashoka
- Ashoka became remorseful as he saw the destruction the war had caused and witnessed the defeated Kalingans being led into slavery.
- Building
- He later saw a Buddhist monk meditating in a street amid the chaos and destruction and inquired how such a man, who had nothing, could appear so happy.
- Laws
- Ashoka became a Buddhist. He renounced war and began a reign of peace and nonviolence.
- Ashoka encouraged his subjects to become followers of Buddhism, but he allowed religious freedom to all people in his empire. He had several temples built throughout India.
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- Ashoka also established laws that followed Buddhist principles and had them inscribed on rocks and pillars throughout his empire.
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