After years of brutal rule and the bloody Battle of Kalinga, Ashoka felt tremendous regret for the violence he wrought upon his enemies. He converted to Buddhism and embraced the idea of dharma ...

This is evident in Ashoka’s widespread patronage of Buddhism and his respect for other religious traditions, showcasing a ruler who valued pluralism. Chandragupta’s choice of Jainism ...

The Ashoka Tree (Hinduism and Buddhism) The Ashoka tree, native to the Indian subcontinent, is revered in both Hinduism and Buddhism as a symbol of love, fertility, and spiritual power.

Explore the top 10 must-visit Buddhist sites in India, from Bodh Gaya to Sankisa, blending spirituality, history, and culture ...

It was the largest empire in Indian history. In 268 BC Ashoka took his place on the throne - but not without considerable struggle. Buddhist writings tell us that he killed "99 of his brothers ...

JAIPUR – Over 1200 Buddhist monks from 17 countries ... the Vande Mataram was written and the Toshali Dynasty of King Ashoka existed in Radhanagar. This place was a seat of great intellectuals.” ...

Buddhist Monks from 17 countries including India ... In this district, the Toshali Dynasty of King Ashoka existed in Radhanagar. This place was a seat of great intellectuals." ...