The Mauryan kings who succeeded Ashoka faced the financial crunch. The provincial rulers in Magadhan Empire were often corrupt and oppressive. This led to frequent rebellions against the empire.

Ashoka the Great stands as the most successful Mauryan leader after establishing himself as a warlike ruler who evolved into ...

9-12 Explain the growth of the Mauryan Empire in the context of rivalries among Indian states. 5-12 Evaluate the achievements of the emperor Ashoka and assess his contribution to the expansion of ...

Chandragupta and Ashoka had ruled not only rest part of India, even Kandhar and Bamian of Afghanistan was a part of Magadh Empire territory, which was ruled from the capital Patliputra. Chandragupta ...