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Mahamatra (meaning "Officer of high rank") was an "officer of morality"
established by the
Indian Maurya Emperor Ashoka (reigned 269-233 BCE). Their...
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words mahaut (महौत) and
mahavat (महावत), and
originally from the
Sanskrit mahamatra (महामात्र).
Another term is
cornac or kornak,
which entered many European...
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preaching dharma. By the next year, he had set up the post of the dharma-
mahamatra.
During his 14th
regnal year, he
commissioned the
enlargement of the stupa...
- Dharma. — (Rock
Edict Number 13) Now, in
times past (officers)
called Mahamatras of
morality did not
exist before.
Mahdmatras of
morality were appointed...
- Ashoka. At that time, this
region was
under the
governance of a
Viceroy or
Mahamatra of Ashoka. Thereafter, the
district appears to have been a part of the...
- morality. (Major
Pillar Edict No.7)
Officers of the
faith Now, in
times past
mahamatras (officers) of
morality did not
exist before.
Officers of
morality were...
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through Civil Servants.
Rules of morality.
Establishment and role of the
Mahamatras. Ashoka'
management of
government affairs. The
importance of self-control...
- At that time, this
region was
under the
governance of the
Viceroy or
Mahamatra of Ashoka.
Early in the
Christian era, the
district appears to have been...
- [......] and
whatever other relatives of mine (there are). (N).
These Mahamatras of
morality [......]
whether one is
eager for
morality [......]. (0)....
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Irino KO: Lee Woo-ri [ko] & Jung Eui-jin [ko] The
intimidating General Mahamatra of the Matra, a
group of
disciplinary officers who work for the Akademiya...
