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 Ashoka and his people are all invited to the party

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 Ashoka and his people are all invited to the party

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The party takes place at a Buddhist temple

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The party takes place at a Buddhist temple

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We decided we wanted to celebrate the king Ashoka's religion by throwing a party at a Buddhist temple.

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Ashoka's people

Only Ashoka's people are invited and Ashoka because the king and his people after Ashoka were not Buddhist and used violence. We want to honor our king.

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lentils, beans, salad, soup, and veggie dishes.
We have these dishes because Buddhists are vegetarians, they eat no meat or dairy (most of the time). To honor the king and his religion, we have these foods prepared for him.

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For our cake we are having a torma cake! (with vanilla bean ice-cream)

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For our cake we are having a torma cake! (with vanilla bean ice-cream)

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Buddhists make cakes out of roasted barley flour, they were like sculptures. We want to celebrate the king Ashoka's religion.

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3 necklaces, to give to Ashoka as a thanks for being king.
A sculpture of Ashoka to honor him.
Lastly, we have a singing bowl. Honoring the king's religion, the singing bowl is for before and after meditating.

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There is going to be an super cool ceramic art contest because  Religious art was widespread. Images of the Buddha it appeared in various formats, including copper sculpture and colorful painted murals.

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There is also going to be an poetry slam because Religious literature also enjoyed popularity, as did a variety of non-religious drama and poetry.

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Where: Buddhist Temple
When: 327 BCE.

Game and Activities: Ceramic Art Contest and An Poetry Slam

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We chose the battle song because They relied on military force to gain territory. The Gupta army, made up of horse-mounted archers, an elephant corps, and foot soldiers, had great success in battle.