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What relationship did the government of the Mauryan Empire have with religion?
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was ashoka the only emperor ever in the Mauryan empire
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how long has the gupta empire exsisted for
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The government of the Mauryan Empire had a strong relationship with religion. The emperor, Ashoka, embraced Buddhism and made it the state religion. He built many Buddhist temples and supported Buddhist monks. Ashoka also spread the teachings of Buddhism to other parts of the empire and even beyond. The government of the Mauryan Empire promoted religious tolerance and allowed people to freely practice their own religions.
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No, Ashoka was not the only emperor of the Mauryan Empire. The Mauryan Empire existed for about 135 years, from 322 BCE to 185 BCE, and had several other emperors before Ashoka. Chandragupta Maurya was the founder of the empire, and he was succeeded by Bindusara, who expanded the empire's boundaries. After Bindusara, Ashoka became the emperor and is often considered the most famous and influential ruler of the Mauryan Empire. Nonetheless, there were other emperors who followed Ashoka, such as Dasharatha and Samprati.
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The Gupta Empire existed for about 230 years, from approximately 320 CE to 550 CE. It was a golden age in ancient Indian history and is known for its advancements in art, science, mathematics, and literature. The Gupta Empire was ruled by various Gupta dynasty emperors, who helped promote cultural and intellectual growth during their reign.