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What was the impact of Dhamma on Ashoka's policy?
Mauryan Empire
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The impacts of Dhamma on Ashoka's policy were:
- Religious unity — People belonging to different religions followed their emperor's policy of religious tolerance.
- Moral values — People under the influence of Dhamma started living a moral life.
- End of crimes — Due to policy of Ahimsa, thefts, crimes and other such activities almost came to an end.
- Public welfare — With the policy of conquests and wars having come to an end, officials undertook public welfare and public work schemes. This resulted in prosperity and helped people to lead a peaceful life.
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