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Xelga [282]
2 years ago
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What is a result of Asoka's conversion to Buddhism? He converted the Greeks to a new religion. O He committed to a principle of

nonnolence. O He required his subjects to adopt Buddhism O He invaded new regions to spread Buddhism
History
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eduard2 years ago
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The correct answer is B) He committed to a principle of nonviolence.

What was a result of Asoka's conversion to Buddhism was that he committed to a principle of nonviolence.

Let's have in mind that Asoka had been a fierce and violent warrior and Emperor. He showed no mercy to his enemies.

However, after so much pain and destruction caused in war, he changed.

Asoka imitated the Buddha principles and started to meditate beneath a tree.

Emperor Ashoka decided to convert to Buddhism because one day he realized the damage he had created to other people during the Kalinga War. He felt remorse and he changed his life. He found peace in the teachings of Budha and considered it beneficial to all humans and animals, to the degree he ordered to build many temples or stupas.

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