Multiple choice

Ashoka's Dhamma can be best described as

  1. modified form of Brahmanism

  2. a socio-ethical code of conduct

  3. propagation of Bhakti

  4. modified form of Dharmasastra

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Ashoka's Dhamma was not a religious doctrine but a practical socio-ethical code designed to promote moral conduct, social harmony, and welfare. It emphasized universal values like non-violence, tolerance, and respect for elders, rather than promoting any specific religious ideology.