- Ashoka, also
known as
Asoka or
Aśoka (/əˈʃoʊkə/ ə-SHOH-kə; Sanskrit: [ɐˈɕoːkɐ], IAST:
Aśoka; c. 304 – 232 BCE), and po****rly
known as
Ashoka the Great...
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As̅oka is a 2001
Indian Hindi-language epic
historical drama film
directed and co-written by
Santosh Sivan. It is
based on the
early life of
emperor Ashoka...
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killed on any occasion.
Describes release of 25
prisoners by
Asoka. VI
Works done by
Asoka for
Dhamma Policy. He says that all
sects desire both self-control...
- non-sectarian in nature. As
historian Romila Thapar relates: In his
edicts Aśoka defines the main
principles of
dhamma as non-violence,
tolerance of all...
- The
Ashoka Chakra (Transl: Ashoka's wheel) is an
Indian symbol which is a
depiction of the
dharmachakra (English: "wheel of dharma"). It is so-called because...
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Ashoka (died 232 BC) was a
monarch of the
Mauryan Empire of India. Ashoka,
Asoka, or
Ashok may also
refer to:
Ashok (film), a 2006
Telugu film
directed by...
-
Early History of India.
Atlantic Publishers. Bhandarkar,
Devadatta (1925).
Asoka.
Asian Educational Services.
Ashoka in
Ancient India —
Nayanjot Lahiri....
- film,
Asoka (2001). In
early 2024, the song came to
international prominence through TikTok and
other short-form
video platforms via the "
Asoka makeup...
-
challenged by
Frederick Asher who says, "That the
pillars attributed to
Aśoka are
really from his time is a
virtual certainty despite arguments that they...
- The
Asoka barb (Systomus
asoka) is a
species of
cyprinid fish
endemic to Sri
Lanka where it is
found in the
upper reaches of the
Sitawaka River and its...
