Multiple choice

Why did Asoka stop conquest battles?

  1. Because he became a Jainist monk.

  2. Because they were losing too many battles.

  3. Because he became Buddhist.

  4. Because they were in an economic crisis.
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C Correct answer
Explanation

After the brutal war at Kalinga, Asoka felt deep remorse for the suffering he caused. He converted to Buddhism, which emphasizes non-violence and compassion, leading him to renounce military conquest.

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