Who is Asoka? by Fisher, Cassandra

2025-10-01 13:35:28 UTC

Loraly Johnston

Asoka was a ruler of the Mauryan dynasty of Ancient India. He was known for transforming from a ruthless conqueror to a peaceful buddhist.

Hayden s

2025-10-01 13:35:41 UTC

He was a powerful leader. He became emperor in 268 BCE. He was also the grandson of Chandragupta Maurya who is the founder of the Mauryan Empire.

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2025-10-01 13:36:10 UTC

Asoka was the last important emperor of the Mauryan dynasty of India. While he was alive he spread the word of Buddhism.

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2025-10-01 13:36:23 UTC

Ashoka was a great emperor of India. After a terrible victory, Ashoka felt very sad and regretful. He decided to change his ways and became a Buddhist. He chose to lead with peace instead of war.

Kyla wall

2025-10-01 13:36:36 UTC

Asoka was originally a temperamental warrior, but once her saw the amount of death he unleashed, he converted to Buddhism. After converting, he spread his teachings and made an effort to give everyone around him a stable living. He left words of compassion and wisdom engraved in structures he left behind. - Ashlyn S

2025-10-01 13:36:41 UTC

Ethan Weatherford

Asoka ruled the Maurya Empire from about 268 BCE to 232 BCE. He was a very strong leader and cruel before he became a Buddhist. He stopped killing and started building and helping his people.

Melfina k

2025-10-01 13:36:48 UTC

Aksoka was he the ruler of the Maurya Empire. And later went to war, won, and then noticed the disaster and decided to change and became Buddhist.

Noah Jami

2025-10-01 13:37:03 UTC

Asoka was a writer. He was a powerful leader and he spread Buddhism.

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2025-10-01 13:37:20 UTC

Ashoka was a very important ruler in India being known as one o the fiercest kings to a peaceful monk after a war that had caused him to lose over 5000 men which made him switch over to a new leaf and spread Buddhism

Aiden Brown

2025-10-01 13:37:31 UTC

Priyadarśin Devanapriya Chakravartin was Asokas full name and it meant He who is loved by the Gods and who is friendly to everyone. One of his most famous battles was against the kingdom of Kalinga.After that battle he went and became a buddhist

Devin Cruse

2025-10-01 13:37:31 UTC

Ashoka was a great emperor of India. He ruled the Maurya Empire from about 268 BCE to 232 BCE. Ashoka is often seen as one of India's most important emperors. He led many military victories and ruled over a large part of what is now India. One of his most famous battles was against the kingdom of Kalinga. This war was very brutal, with over 200,000 people dying or being captured. After this terrible victory, Ashoka felt very sad and regretful. He decided to change his ways and became a Buddhist. He chose to lead with peace instead of war. To show his new path, he built hospitals for both animals and people. He also created shaded resting areas along roads for travelers and dug wells in villages

Abriel R

2025-10-01 13:37:36 UTC

Asoka was originally a very fearsome ruler, conquering many kingdoms. His most well-known battle was the battle of Kalinga, where his forces slaughtered many people. Asoka saw his soldiers bodies and the destruction he had caused and felt deeply remorseful. After this, Asoka adopted Buddhism. He attempted to become a kind and just ruler, treating others with respect and kindness. He built many hospitals, sites of religious worship, universities, and water transit. Asoka ruler for 40 years and died when he was 72.

Ashoka, the great emperor of India

2025-10-01 13:37:53 UTC

By: Maia V

Ashoka, the emperor of india. He ruled the mauryua emprier. Know for being ruthless and fearless towards other empirers. Then eventually seeing the chaos he created. He changed into a person of peace and a buddhist.

Devlin Witt

2025-10-01 13:37:56 UTC

noureen

2025-10-01 13:38:13 UTC

asoka was the ruler of the Maurya empire.

He was known for making india into a peacful place again. He also became buddist

Who is Asoka? Autumn B

2025-10-01 13:38:36 UTC

Asoka was said to be a great leader during the Mauryan empire who was wise and kind. After a terrible war, as he looked at the carnage, he decided to change his ways and convert to Buddhism to promote peace and love. Too this day his kindness lives on.

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2025-10-01 13:38:38 UTC

Ashoka was a powerful emperor of Maurya. He converted to Buddhism and justice

Nicolas d

2025-10-01 13:38:55 UTC

Asoka ruled the Mauryan dynasty in India. he became there ruler in 268bce to 232bce.

Tasneem I

sincere1md — 2025-10-01 13:39:27 UTC

Asoka, A ruler from Maurya Empire. He was strong and important. He changed from being a warrior to a peace maker and by being Buddhist.

Lexi T

2025-10-01 13:40:26 UTC

Asoka was an emperor of India. He ruled Maurya empire from about 268 BCE to 232 BCE. Asoka was seen as one of the most important emperor.

Angel Richardson

2025-10-01 13:40:54 UTC

Asoka was a great ruler and a warrior but after his victory in war he chose to lead with peace instead of violence, he turned to religious views becoming a Buddhist creating hospitals for animals and people.

Dj-Beasley

2025-10-01 13:41:10 UTC

Ashoka was an King, BCE timing and he was the King of India he ruled he was a ruler.

Zuhayr Q

2025-10-01 13:41:52 UTC

Asoka was an emperor who was in a war that caused a lot of blood. After he saw what he caused he converted to Buddhism. He spread Buddhism and helped make every comfortable.

2025-10-01 15:34:13 UTC

Asoka was a Mauryan emperor in India who ruled in the 3rd century BCE. He became a Buddhist and promoted peace and fair treatment of his people. -Muhammad B

Levi Brunk

2025-10-01 15:34:24 UTC

Asoka was a ruler of the Mauryan dynasty. He shifted from conquering with violence to peace with buddhism. He started building stupas, universities, and many other places to grow the empire.

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sophies7599 — 2025-10-01 15:34:36 UTC

Asoka was the emperor of the Maurya Empire. After a brutal war Asoka decided to follow the path of Buddhism. On his journey promoted peace and built many things to help everyone.

Mohammad Barakzai

2025-10-01 15:34:55 UTC

Asoka was known for being fearless in his time for being an emperor for india. but after a war he saw the bloodshed and turned to buddhism to seek peace

2025-10-01 15:34:56 UTC

He was the Emperor of Magadha from 268 BCE to 232 BCE

levischmevi

2025-10-01 15:35:25 UTC

Asoka was the emperor of India. He was the ruler of the Maurya empire. Asoka, one of the most important leaders of his time, became a Buddist after winning a war where 200,000 people had died. After ruling for about 37 years, he died around the time of 232 BCE

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2025-10-01 15:35:34 UTC

An emperor of India in 268 BCE.

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emilym8248 — 2025-10-01 15:35:34 UTC

Asoka was part of a dynasty in India and he ruled over India with great power. he was ruthless at first, wishing all to bow to him. but after a gruesome battle he realized what he was doing wrong. he turned to Buddhism and created peace over his people. treating all equally no matter their place in social structure. - Emmy Myers

IsisJ — 2025-10-01 15:36:06 UTC

Asoka was a writer. He also believed in music to be worshipped in Buddhism.

Nico R

2025-10-01 15:36:31 UTC

Asoka was a cruel leader but after a battle that killed thousands he turned to Buddhism and peace. He built many universities, hospitals, and stupas. He treated his subjects equally no matter the rank.

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alexd7714 — 2025-10-01 15:36:35 UTC

Asoka was a king who was very fierce until the battle of Kalinga, when he changed to be more peaceful. He is now known for his converting to Buddhism and treating his subjects with kindness. He built infrastructure that benefited the people and hospitals for the sick. Overall, he was a very kind king in the end who cared about the people he ruled.

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2025-10-01 15:36:40 UTC

Ashoka is credited with building a peaceful empire after his conversion to Buddhism. He had built 84,000 stupas, setting up hospitals for people and animals, and digging wells and planting trees for travelers. His deeds exceeded not just his kingdom but also to surrounding kingdoms.

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amayajorden424_ — 2025-10-01 15:37:03 UTC

In simple terms Asoka was the ruler of the Maurya Empire had gone to war, after he had seen the travesties of war he then turned to Buddhism and learned that their was a different way to life. He would then spend the rest of his life spreading Buddhism and being a kind ruler to his subjects not caring about their political or religious beliefs.

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2025-10-01 15:37:05 UTC

He was an eloquent leader who ruled the Maurya empire in 268 BCE. He was said to be a cruel and violent leader until he found Buddhism. He then dedicated himself to spreading Dharma.

Teirra G.

2025-10-01 15:37:17 UTC

Asoka was an Indian emperor. At first Asoka was a brutal man. One of his most famous battles resulted in 200,000 people dying or being captured. But the result of the pain that he witnessed changed him as a person and he decided to walk toward the path of Buddhism. He lived a peaceful life and died at the age 72.

Arlee B

2025-10-01 15:37:18 UTC

Asoka was a powerful ruler of the Maurya Empire. He was known for becoming a cruel and ruthless ruler to a Buddhist. He started helping his people and seeking peace after the war.

Amina S.

2025-10-01 15:37:24 UTC

Asoka was one of the greatest emperors in India. He led many battles to victory and was very fierce. After the war with the kingdom of Kalinga, he was sad and regretful and instead chose to turn to peace instead of war. He passed away around 232 BCE.

JACOB S

2025-10-01 15:37:27 UTC

Asoka was a powerful leader. He spread the knowledge of Buddhism across India

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2025-10-01 15:37:35 UTC

Asoka was one of the greatest emperors of India. After the horrendous victory of Kalinga, Asoka felt very regretful for all of the harm he caused. He then became a Buddhist (monk). He became and leader who wanted peace and love for all, forgetting his earlier ravaging ways.

ethanesherry — 2025-10-01 15:37:36 UTC

Asoka was a great leader a powerful general and a soul who found his meaning to help

Damian Boothe

2025-10-01 15:37:47 UTC

Asoka was the 3rd Mauryan emperor from 268 BCE-232BCE. He built many temples and monastaries according to stories. He became a buhddist and went on to spread dharma till his death in 232 BCE.

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2025-10-01 15:37:49 UTC

Ashoka was at first a fierce warrior and fighter. After one battle in which he was responsible of the death of more than 150,000 people he felt a change of heart and realized that this should not be his mindset. He then went to the Buddhist temple and became a monk. Afterwards, when he was emperor he treated all his subjects fairly and preached love, forgiveness, and kindness to his kingdom. He is seen as a noble and able ruler nowadays.

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Kaliyah Biggs - Asoka

2025-10-01 15:37:55 UTC

During his glory days, Asoka was (in my opinion) a spoiled brat; he was fierce and was short-tempered, so he didn't take kindly to being refused by those who he felt should've listened to him. As a result, he caused a lot of harm to those who didn't deserve it. But after realizing that there was blood on his hands, he tried to redeem himself by converting to Buddhism and becoming a much more positive version of himself.

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2025-10-01 15:37:56 UTC

Layla Scaggs

Ashoka was one of the many impactful emperors of India. He ruled the Maurya Empire from around 268-232 BCE. Although one of his most famous battles was against the kingdom of Kalinga he felt miserably sad, and had lots of regret. He felt this way because during the battle, over 200,000 people either passed away, or were captured. After this tragedy, he decided to switch to Buddhism, leading with peace instead of violence. He then made many positive impacts such as, building hospitals, created resting areas, and dug wells in villages.

andreaa4572 — 2025-10-01 15:38:19 UTC

Asoka was a really important ruler in India he has also know as being the last important ruler in India. Asoka was part of the Mauryan Dynasty, the one his grandfather created. Asoka was also the founder of Buddhism. Asoka went from destroying places, and being cruel, to being peaceful. he began to build places like hospitals, to help people. and within that he created Buddhism.- Andrea A

Annabell Kaczor

2025-10-01 15:38:27 UTC

Asoka was the ruler of the Maurya Empire. He spread Buddhism and practiced it. He was a great ruler. he chose to lead with peace.

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2025-10-01 15:38:35 UTC

Asoka was an emperor who changed from being a fierce leader to a changed, peaceful leader. After fighting an especially bloody battle, he felt remorse and became a Buddhist. He then built important buildings such as resting buildings, stupas, and hospitals for the people, to show his kindness.

Fabiola P.

fabiolap0987 — 2025-10-01 15:38:37 UTC

Asoke was an emperor of india during 268 BCE to 232 BCE. He was seen as one of the most important emperors. He decided to become a Buddhist after his famous battle that caused 200,000 people to perish or be captured.

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levip1825 — 2025-10-01 15:38:54 UTC

Ashoka was a ruler of Maurya. He is viewed as one of the most important Indian rulers. Following a victory with over 200,000 people being killed or captured, he converted to Buddhism to change his ways.

Jaxcen Campbell

jaxcenc7970 — 2025-10-01 15:39:22 UTC

Ashoka the Great was the mighty Indian Maurya Empire leader. He ruled between circa 268 BCE and 232 BCE. He was very repentant after the bloody Kalinga War and became a Buddhist. He decided to spread peace, benevolence, and justice instead of war. People remember him to have constructed hospitals, temples, and stupas and to have urged others to lead pious lives.

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2025-10-01 15:39:27 UTC

Asoka was a emporer of india from 268 BCE to 232 BCE He was One Of Indias Most Important Emporers Who lead Many Victories.In His Most Famous Battle Over 200,000 People died Witch gave him A lot of regret.So he decided to change his way and become buddhist Choosing Peace over War and Helping Travlers And Helping His People

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dkobarg1 — 2025-10-01 15:39:33 UTC

Dahlia Paez

Ashoka was ruler of the Maurya empire from 268 BCE to 232 BCE while ruling he was often seen as one of indias best rulers. After his victory of the Kingdom of Kalinga he felt very sad and fukk of regret so he decided to change his ways and he became a buddhist. He decided to rule with peace not harm so he began by building hospitals for not only humans but animals too. In the end he was proud of what he had become and proud of the way he ruled India.

Auriella Martin

2025-10-01 15:39:37 UTC

Asoka was a great emperor of India.He full name was Priyadarśin Devanapriya Chakravartin, it means "He who is loved by the Gods and who is friendly to everyone." Ashoka's own writings don't talk about his family history.One of his most famous battles was against the kingdom of Kalinga. This war was very brutal, with over 200,000 people dying or being captured.

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2025-10-01 15:39:51 UTC

Ashoka ruled the Mauryan dynasty. He was born around 304 BCE. When he first started ruling he was a fierce and violent ruler. During the Kalinga war all the destruction and death he caused saddened him causing him to convert over to Buddhism. With him converting he started to build hospitals and plant trees to better the world instead of destroy it.

Collin Wade

2025-10-01 15:39:57 UTC

Ashoka ruled the Maurya Empire from 268 BCE to 232 BCE. After defeating the Kingdom of Kalinga, he became a Buddhist.

Brandon Huang

2025-10-01 15:41:09 UTC

Asoka was an influential ruler of the Mauryan Empire and much of present-day India between 268 and 232 BCE. He was a violent ruler, seizing control after 4 years. After multiple wars, Asoka converted to Buddhism to help spread good conduct, making and building a peaceful empire in the process.

2025-10-01 15:42:09 UTC

Asoka was an Indian ruler, he ruled for about 37 years. Growing up hid father was a king and didn't like his looks, but accepted his qualities. There's multiple different accounts about him. He was in a terrible war and was sorrowful and regretted what he did and was a part of. He chose to change and become Buddhist and spred peace instead of contention.-Emily McCarty

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2025-10-01 15:42:51 UTC

Ashoka ruled over the Maurya Empire from 268 BCE to 232 BCE. During his reign he became a Buddhist and spread peace to his people.

Alyssa K.

2025-10-01 15:44:04 UTC

Asoka was a emperor of india and led many battles. After he led the battle against the kingdom of kalinga, he felt very regretful and he changed for the better by becoming a buddhist.

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2025-10-01 15:57:26 UTC

He was a leader he was born around 304 BCE and converted to Buddhism and tried to be peaceful and equal after seeing the bloody battle of Kalinga.

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2025-10-01 16:30:54 UTC

Asoka was a great Indian leader. He decided to lead with peace instead of war.

Brayden H

2025-10-01 16:31:17 UTC

Asoka was the ruler of the maurya emipire known for making india peaceful

Jeffrey W

2025-10-01 16:31:22 UTC

Ahsoka was a very Fearsome leader of India, he was strong, cruel, and I'm sure more things, but then he became a Buddhist, and along with that peaceful, and wrote about his newfound pacifism, he grew from an Fearsome ruler to a good writer.

Kaimane Sivatia- Ashoka

2025-10-01 16:31:27 UTC

In 8 years, Ashoka expanded his empire massively. Though his anger was too strong and it overwhelmed him to do bad things. Ashoka invaded a kingdom that would not bow down to him. Over 10,000 of his own soldiers died. After the war, Ashoka changed when he saw corpses and fire everywhere. After a while, he adopted Buddhism to try and get peace. He made it his kingdom's religion. He built thousands of stupas, constructed hospitals, and constructed major roads for his kingdom. He respected everyone's opinions and whatever religion they chose. He used rocks to write words peace and love. He passed away after 40 years as a leader. He was a hero, a monk, and a noble creature who found peace in perish.

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2025-10-01 16:31:30 UTC

Ashoka is often seen as one of India's most important emperors. He led many military victories and ruled over a large part of what is now India. He chose to lead with peace instead of war.

Herra G.

2025-10-01 16:31:45 UTC

Ashoka the Great was an emperor of the Mauryan Empire in ancient India, known for changing from a war-focused ruler to one promoting peace, tolerance, and social welfare, inspired by Buddhism.

mishazahid2011 — 2025-10-01 16:31:48 UTC

Asoka was a famous Indian emperor of the Maurya Dynasty who was the ruler from 268 to 232 BCE. He is known for telling people about Buddhism and ruling with peace and kindness after a bloody war.

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genesisa4093 — 2025-10-01 16:31:54 UTC

Asoka was ruler of the Maurya; Asoka was a strong-minded and strong-willed ruler who wouldnt say no to a fight. But, after a devastating war he saw violence isnt always the answer so he became a buddhist and promoted peace everywhere.

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2025-10-01 16:31:56 UTC

He was a powerful leader in 268BCE and was a great warrior.

Ashoka/Asoka - Yasameen Humza

2025-10-01 16:32:00 UTC

Asoka stands out to me. Why? Because at first, in his younger days- he was ruthless. So much so they named him "Asoka the Fierce". And after a battle against another civilization, seeing what he had done, he decided to change. He turned towards peace and equality and treated everyone in his kingdom very kindly. The part that stands out to me is how he saw his flaws and changed himself. It shows that a person can change if they will it.

Ashoka the Great was a Maurya emperor who, after the bloody Kalinga War, converted to Buddhism. He ruled with compassion, promoted nonviolence, spread Buddhism across Asia, and left behind his famous edicts carved on rocks and pillars.

2025-10-01 16:32:18 UTC

JenLeigh Salmon

2025-10-01 16:32:31 UTC

Ashoka's full name is actually Priyadarśin Devanapriya Chakravartin, and it means "He who is loved by the Gods and who is friendly to everyone." Also, he was likely born around 304 BCE and his mother was the daughter of a very wise man, someone from Champa

Iyaan R

2025-10-01 16:32:31 UTC

Ashoka was a great ruler of India. Ashoka was seen as one of India's most important emperors. Later, Ashoka was feeling sad and then converted to a Buddhist. He chose to lead peace instead of war.

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2025-10-01 16:32:36 UTC

Asoka was once a violent and brutal emperor of the Mauryan empire, but after he witnessed how devastating the wars had been firsthand he converted to Buddhism and began spreading more peace and healing throughout the empire.

2025-10-01 16:32:39 UTC

Asoka, was the third emperor of the Mauryan dynasty in India, reigning from around 268 to 232 BCE. After a brutal conquest of Kalinga, he embraced Buddhism and ruled through principles of peace, tolerance, and dharma, helping spread Buddhism across Asia --Aqsa Aftab

Emiliano Pineda

2025-10-01 16:32:43 UTC

Asoka was a Mauryan emperor in the 232 BCE who ruled most of the Indian subcontinent. After the bloody Kalinga War he turned to Buddhism and focused on kindness, religious tolerance, and public works, which he promoted in his rock and pillar edicts.

Sophia Perry

2025-10-01 16:32:50 UTC

Ashoka was the ruler of the Maurya Empire. He was known for being a fierce and sometimes violent leader, until his battle with the kingdom of Kalinga, in which he witnessed the terrible suffering of war and converted to Buddhism. After this conversion he focused on city infrastructure and improving the life of his citizens.

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2025-10-01 16:32:59 UTC

He was a powerful leader because he was very fierce . After he took over the land he was fighting for he saw all the damages and felt bad so he decided to adopt a religion that has peace which is Buddhism. After he became a Buddhist he built hospitals and universities.

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sohrabn5886 — 2025-10-01 16:33:00 UTC

one thing i noticed about him was how he saw what he was doing the pain and suffering and destruction he was causing and realized he doesn't like this path and changed his ways and tried benefiting people.

Aryana

2025-10-01 16:33:09 UTC

Asoka was a great ruler of India ruling over the Mauryan Empire. One of his great accomplishments includes leading many victories in battle, specifically leading through the battle of the kingdom of Kalinga. Where there were tremendous losses which led Asoka to convert to Buddhism.

Eliza Alvarez

2025-10-01 16:33:15 UTC

Ashoka was a great emperor of the Maurya empire (India). He had lots of military wins as a known one was the against the kingdom of Kalinga.

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siddiquemariam00 — 2025-10-01 16:33:38 UTC

Ashoka ruled from 268 BCE to 232 BCE, he was known to be the most important but ruthless warrior and emperor. A battle he is most known for is the fight against the kingdom of Kalinga, the battle caused much bloodshed and loss from both sides. This resulted in Ashoka feeling remorseful and regretful, the weight of these feelings ended up with him turning to Buddhism and spreading Buddhism around the world. Instead of leading and ruling with violence, he turned to being a peaceful leader and ruling with kindness from there on out. He proved his new way of leading by building hospitals for his people and animals, along with rest stops for travelers.

Connor Bozard

2025-10-01 16:33:49 UTC

Ashoka is one of the most important rulers of india to date. He was known as one of India's most fiercest rulers, having led many military victories. One including a very vicious battle against the kingdom of Kalinga. This battle led to over 200,000 deaths and captures. After this battle he did some self reflecting and became a Buddhist. He then chose to lead with peace instead of war which he was known for.

2025-10-01 16:34:14 UTC

Asoka made navigation systems for trade and agriculture.

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2025-10-01 16:34:17 UTC

Ashoka was an emperor of India and part of the Mauryan dynasty. He is famous for converting to Buddhism and valuing peace after winning a battle with many casualties.

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dwilliams1142011 — 2025-10-01 16:34:20 UTC

Ashoka growing up was a very cruel person, which brought him to a terrible victory at the battle of Kalinga. When he reflected upon this victory, he felt a remorse unlike no other. He turned to the way of the Buddhist, and spread it to all in his kingdom.

Finnley O'Byrne

2025-10-01 16:34:55 UTC

Asoka was the powerful leader of the Mauryan dynasty in Ancient India. he was a brutal, ruthless leader, but after the war, he realized what he had done, the disaster he caused, and became a Buddhist and peaceful leader.

joycelync6681 — 2025-10-01 16:35:03 UTC

Asoka was an emperor of India. He ruled Maurya Empire. He learned from the war he had started with the kingdom of Kalinga. After winning, he had grief & decided to change his ways & instead offered peace instead of violence

2025-10-01 16:35:07 UTC

Asoka was an important ruler and leader. He was a strong warrior who was known for creating a peaceful environment in India.

2025-10-01 16:35:16 UTC

Ashoka was the grandson of Chandragupta Maurya, who founded the Mauryan empire. Eventually, Ashoka ascended to the throne and became a powerful emperor. At first, he was very cruel, until the Kalinga War in which he regretted the massive destruction and loss of lives he caused. Afterwards, he converted to Buddhism and became kind and compassionate, trying to make the empire peaceful. He is now known as a wise and kind leader who is important to history.

2025-10-01 16:35:40 UTC

Assoka is a emperor

Matthew B-C

2025-10-01 16:35:53 UTC

Asoka died after ruling for 37 years in 232 BC. He ruled a peaceful empire focused on helping others. He built hospitals for humans and animals alike, which shows the empathy he gained after the Kalinga War.

Kenenger Britton

2025-10-01 16:36:02 UTC

Ashoka was a great emperor who ruled the Maurya Empire. He is often seen as one of India's greatest leaders who ruled from 268 BC to 232 BCE. Ashoka led many military victories, including one of his most famous battles against the kingdom of Kalinga. Over 200,000 people were captured or found dead, leaving Asoka very sad and regretful. He then decided to change his ways and became a Buddhist, choosing to lead peacefully. He started hospitals for both animals and people, created resting areas for long travelers, and much more.

Hoda Mohamed

2025-10-01 16:36:24 UTC

Ashoka was an emperor of India from around 263 B.C. to 238 B.C, he converted to Buddhism after a bloody battle where around 20,000 people died. when he converted he treated everyone in every cast with respect, which was uncommon mainly due to the Hindu caste system.

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2025-10-01 16:36:44 UTC

Asoka is one of India's most important empires. He led many military Victorys and ruled big parts of what now is called India. One of his battles was against the kingdom of Kalinga, "with over 200,000 people dying or being captured".

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2025-10-01 16:37:31 UTC

Asoka is known as one of the greatest Indian leaders. In his earlier days as emperor he won many battles. after the battle of Kalinga he was mortified at the death and destruction he had caused, over 200,000 people died. After this Asoka turned to Buddhism. To show his changed ways, he built many hospitals for people and animals, and he created rest areas on the roads for travelers. he also dug wells for the people.

2025-10-01 18:47:09 UTC

Ally Cabrera

Asoka was a great emperor and powerful leader of India. He ruled over the Mauryan dynasty and later he spread Buddhism.

2025-10-02 00:13:31 UTC

Asoka was a powerful emperor of the Mauryan Empire in ancient India, known for spreading Buddhism after witnessing the devastating effects of war. He promoted peace, nonviolence, and religious tolerance throughout his empire.

2025-10-03 13:49:43 UTC

Asoka was once a very hotheaded ruler. However, after a horrific and bloody battle, he realized the extent of the destruction he had caused, which made him regret his actions. He turned to Buddhism, building temples and promoting it throughout his entire kingdom. He died in 232 BCE.

Mattie McMurray

2025-10-06 16:18:10 UTC

Ashoka was a emperor in Ancient India who ruled for 37 years. He became placid after converting to Buddhism, and spread the religion/philosophy.

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eppolicb29 — 2025-10-06 16:42:30 UTC

Ashoka was the leader/emperor of the Mauryan empire from 268 BCE-232 BCE. First known for being a ruthless and merciless leader, but after the bloodshed of one battle, he switched entirely to promote peace instead. Writings of Ashoka describe love and compassion after this switch, converting to Buddhism.

2025-10-17 01:55:56 UTC

Ashoka was a ruler of the Maurya Empire who ruled most of India from around 268 to 232 BCE. After a bloody war in Kalinga, he felt deep regret and converted to Buddhism. He then ruled with peace and kindness, spreading Buddhist values like non-violence and tolerance across Asia. His messages were carved on stone pillars, and today he’s remembered as one of India’s greatest leaders.