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How did Emperor Asoka's achievements reflect the ideals of Buddhism? (4 points) don't make it long
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Emperor Ashoka's achievements reflected the ideals of Buddhism in the following ways:
1. **Promotion of Dharma**: Ashoka implemented policies based on Dharma (moral law), emphasizing non-violence, compassion, and ethical governance, which are central tenets of Buddhism.
2. **Edicts and Inscriptions**: He created rock edicts that conveyed Buddhist teachings, promoting values such as tolerance, respect for all life, and the importance of moral conduct.
3. **Support for Monastic Institutions**: Ashoka funded the construction of stupas and monasteries and supported the Sangha (Buddhist community), facilitating the spread and practice of Buddhism.
4. **International Advocacy**: He sent missionaries, including his son Mahinda, to spread Buddhism beyond India, exemplifying the Buddhist principle of sharing wisdom and compassion with others.
1. **Promotion of Dharma**: Ashoka implemented policies based on Dharma (moral law), emphasizing non-violence, compassion, and ethical governance, which are central tenets of Buddhism.
2. **Edicts and Inscriptions**: He created rock edicts that conveyed Buddhist teachings, promoting values such as tolerance, respect for all life, and the importance of moral conduct.
3. **Support for Monastic Institutions**: Ashoka funded the construction of stupas and monasteries and supported the Sangha (Buddhist community), facilitating the spread and practice of Buddhism.
4. **International Advocacy**: He sent missionaries, including his son Mahinda, to spread Buddhism beyond India, exemplifying the Buddhist principle of sharing wisdom and compassion with others.