Answer, this is urgent! 2. how did emperor ashoka's achievements reflect the ideas of buddhism? 3. what are some different ideas about how to run an empire?

one of the extra surviving legacies of Ashoka was the pattern that he gave for the alliance between Buddhism and the state. Emperor Ashoka was regarded as a role model to heads within the Buddhist society. He not only given direction and force, but he also built personal relations with his followers.

According to the legends  Ashokavadana, Ashoka was not non-violent after choosing Buddhism. In one situation, a non-Buddhist in Pundravardhana painted a picture explaining the Buddha kneeling at the feet of Nirgrantha Jnatiputra  On a reproach from a Buddhist believer, Ashoka announced an order to capture him, and finally, added order to kill all the Ajivikas in Pundravardhana. Nearby 18,000 supporters of the Ajivika following were killed as a consequence of this command.

Three important ideas are necessary to follow to run an empire.

An emperor should have leadership qualities to run the empire successfully. He should create some opportunities for the poor community of his state and try to build personal relations with his followers, in regard  he gets huge support of his followers.

To run an empire, economical position of State must be strong, and army should be ready to face any kind of challenging situation imposed by enemies.

christopher columbus (1492–1504)

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