Through a series of edicts carved in stone and placed throughout the empire, Ashoka proclaimed to his people the importance of Buddhist values and his beliefs about how his people should act.

After Chandragupta's death, his son Bindasara and grandson Ashoka the Great increased the empire's power and consolidated its lands. Ashoka the Great (c. 269-233 BCE) is largely considered the ...

The empire was known for its structured bureaucracy, economic prosperity, military strength, and significant contributions to art and culture. Ashoka’s reign, in particular, marked the spread of ...

How does a ruler actually change the way the people think? Today's leader, Ashoka the Great, took on a vast empire and through the strength of his ideas began a tradition which leads directly to ...

All buildings receive +1 Happiness adjacency for all improvements. As you can see, Ashoka is geared towards a happy empire with some massive cities and towns. The base adjacency bonus for ...

The historical importance of the Patna city can be witnessed by the fact that there was a time during Mauryan Dynasty, Chandragupta and Ashoka had ruled not only rest part of India, even Kandhar and ...

It was one of the most prized citadels of the Mughal Empire. Today ... which can be seen if you take a boat ride. There is an Ashoka Pillar made from sandstone that stands almost 35 ft tall ...

How does a ruler actually change the way the people think? Today's leader, Ashoka the Great, took on a vast empire and through the strength of his ideas began a tradition which leads directly to ...