Under the rule of asoka (273-232 bce) approximately 84,000 shrines called were built

Stupas

Stupas are  Buddhist commemorative monuments where sacred relics associated with the Buddha were placed.

The monument is richly decorated, consisting of a circular base supporting a massive solid dome,  encircled by a railing and four gateways.  

Under the rule of Asoka in 273-232 BCE,  the wealth and size of the Kingdom depended on the number of stupas. Ashoka spread Buddha’s teaching by building approximately 84,000 stupas.

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