Answer:
Indeed Ashoka not just a great ruler but a great emperor ever in the Indian history. No king have ruled such a big empire besides an Ashoka not even Akbar & Aurangazeb. His empire extend from Nepal & Bhutan till Afghanistan also he ruled for about more than 50 years. However he was cruel in the early years of his regime but after the battle of Kalinga he turned towards Buddhism & walked on the path of Dharma. He spread teachings of Lord Buddha in the entire sub continent of India. He no doubtedly ruled over the big part of the eternal world.
Answer:
liber
Explanation:
In the Latin-based languages, the word for “book” is inherited from the Latin word liber, which originally meant “tree bark”, but eventually came to mean “book”. The Latin word liber is essentially identical to another Latin word — līber — which means “free”, but apparently this similarity is a coincidence.
The Ming Dynasty started European
trade and cultivated relations with European powers. The dynasty traded with
the Portuguese, the Spanish, and the Dutch, who all established trading bases
near Guangzhou (like Macau). The Europeans had great demand for Chinese goods, especially
porcelain and silk, which they paid by silver (the Chinese esteemed silver more
than gold).