King Ashoka: The Great Emperor

What was the name of King Ashoka's father?

• Akbar

• Bindusara

• Chandragupta Maurya

• Harsha

At what age did Ashoka ascend to the throne?

• 25

• 12

• 18

• 30

What event led to Ashoka's conversion to Buddhism?

• Kalinga War

• Invasion of Alexander the Great

• Battle of Plassey

• Treaty of Versailles

Which battle marked the beginning of Ashoka's reign and conquests?

• The Battle of Waterloo

• The Battle of Kalinga

• The Battle of Gettysburg

• The Battle of Hastings

What were the main principles of Ashoka's edicts and policies?

• Warfare, religious intolerance, and the promotion of slavery

• Violence, suppression of religion, and the promotion of suffering

• Tyranny, discrimination, and the promotion of inequality

• Non-violence, religious tolerance, and the promotion of welfare and compassion

How did Ashoka promote the spread of Buddhism?

• Conquering new territories

• Banning the practice of Buddhism

• Sending missionaries, inscribing edicts, and building stupas and monasteries

• Destroying Buddhist artifacts

What is the significance of the Ashoka Chakra?

• It signifies the unity of the five elements in Indian philosophy.

• It represents the wheel of law in Buddhism.

• It represents the four noble truths in Buddhism.

• It is a symbol of the sun god in Hinduism.

What is the Rock Edict XIII known for?

• Conquering new territories

• Establishing a new language

• Building a new palace

• Promoting religious tolerance and non-violence

What is the legacy of King Ashoka?

• Conquering new territories and expanding the empire

• Promoting Buddhism and social welfare

• Establishing a monarchy and suppressing all other religions

• Encouraging the use of slavery and forced labor

In which modern-day country are the majority of Ashoka's edicts found?

• Brazil

• Australia

• China

• India