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    Table of contents :
    Cover
    Title
    Copyright
    Dedication
    Contents
    Illustrations
    Maps
    Acknowledgements
    Prelude
    Chapter 1. An Apocryphal Early Life
    Chapter 2. Pataliputra and the Prince
    Chapter 3. Mauryan Taxila
    Chapter 4. Affairs of the Heart and State
    Chapter 5. The End and the Beginning
    Chapter 6. The Emperor’s Voice
    Chapter 7. Extending the Arc of Communication to Afghanistan
    Chapter 8. An Expansive Imperial Articulation
    Chapter 9. The meddelande in the Landscape
    Chapter 10. Building Beliefs into Edifices
    Chapter 11. An Ageing Emperor’s Interventions
    Chapter 12. Of Wifely Woes and the Emperor’s Death
    Epilogue: The Emperor’s Afterlife
    Appendix: The Inscriptions of Ashoka
    Notes
    Bibliography
    Index

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    AshokA in Ancient India

    AshokA in Ancient India nayanjot lahiri

    harvard university press Cambridge, Massachusetts London, England 2015

    Copyright © Nayanjot Lahiri, 2015 All rights reserved Printed in the United States of Ameri

    Emperor Ashoka: The Messenger of Love and Peace

    Emperor Ashoka: The Messenger of Love and Peace

    Carmen Dragonetti

    Undoubtedly Emperor Ashoka is one of the most important rulers not only in Indian history but in that of the entire world's history. During a span of forty years Alexander the Great. We know of Ashoka's history from the Buddhist chronicles and in particular from a magnificent collection of inscriptions that has come to us from him.

    Some Historical Dates

    In May of 327 B.C. Alexander the Great, King of Macedonia, began his expedition to India. In February of 326 B.C. he crossed the Indus River and some months later defeated Poros, the most important rāja (king) of the Punjab. With this victory Alexander the Great founded Greek hegemony in the Punjab, governing the country through rājas who had submitted to his authority. In October of 326 B.C.

    Alexander began his return to Greece, dying in June of 323 B.C. Upon his death his generals quarreled, and divided th

    Asoka The Buddhist Emperor Of India

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