Ashoka left behind ---- written language in india
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Correct answer
Explanation
The question has grammatical issues and unclear phrasing. Ashoka did not create a 'written language' - he used the existing Brahmi script for his edicts. His rock edicts (c. 260 BCE) are among the earliest extensive decipherable inscriptions in India, but the undeciphered Harappan script predates him by over a millennium. The question seems to ask about Ashoka's historical significance in written records.