What was one characteristic that contributed to the success of chandraguptas mauryan government.? A. The participation of citize
ns in the election of provincial Governors b. The use of a secret police to gaurd his palace and taste his food. C. The establishment of a bureaucracy to manage civil affairs. D the adoption of Buddhism that united people behind a common belief system
C. The establishment of a bureaucracy to manage civil affairs.
Explanation:
Chandragupta Maurya was the founder of the Maurya Empire in ancient India. Chandragupta was particularly successful due to the fact that he was able to apply the principles of statecraft, build a large army and implement a bureaucracy that managed civil affairs. He was also able to expand his empire. The bureaucracy he created allowed for a strong central government, and a highly efficient empire which contributed to the development of infrastructure and a strong economy.
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