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how did kalinga war change the life of ashoka

 Many people including saints, monks etc died during Kalinga war and others lost their loved ones. Ashoka was sad for killing many innocent people that so he became a Buddist and thus, his life changed. 

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Ashoka invaded Kalinga in 261 B.C. In Kalinga War, 100,000 people died, 150,000 were wounded and made prisoners of war. 

The sight of such a carnage and massacre of human lives, and the sufferings of the wounded made a deep impression on Ashoka's mind. The unhappiness of the women and the children made him very sad and unhappy. He vowed never to make a war again. He decided to devote his life to the spread of Dharma. Dharmavijaya, and not Digvijaya (victory in all directions), became the goal of Ashoka's life. He was the first emperor in the history of the world to give up war after victory. Thus, the Kalinga War became a turning point in Ashoka's life.

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after 8 years of becoming the king he conquered kalinga. he was horrified with the bloodshed.he was disturbed and could not handle his subjects properly. he thought that conquering people through dhamma was better and so gave kalinga back. he was the first king to give a qonquest after winning a war.

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THE MOMENT AFTER THE WAR ASHOKA WAS HAVING A WALK AROUND AND SAW THAT MANY PEOPLE WERE CRYING FOR THEIR AND OTHERS LIFE HE FELT THAT WHAT EVER HE DID WAS VERY BAD SO THATS WHY HE DECIDED FROM THAT DAY ONLY THAT HE WILL GIVE UP WAR AND START LIVING IN PEACE 

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mr AAyushman i am with you and i understood your question too so the answer is that chandraguta had two children 

bindusara and samudragupta

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THE SUFFERINGS CAUSED WAS UNACCOUNTABLE,SEVERAL LAKHS OF PEOPLE WERE KILLED AND MANY WERE IMPRISONE.THIS HORROR HAD A DEVASTATING EFFECT ON ASHOKA AND PROVED TO BE A TURNING POINT IN HIS LIFE.HE DECIDED NEVER TO FIGHT A WAR.INSTEAD HE SET TO CONQUER PEOPLES HEARTS.THE DRUMS DECLRING WARS WERE REPLACED BY DRUMS ANNOUNCING ETHICAL AND MORAL PRINCIPALS(DHAMMAGHOSA).HE EMBRACED BUDDHISM AND ADOPTED THE POLICY OF AHIMSA OR NON VIOLENCE.HE CAME TO BE KNOWN AS DEVANAMPRIYA____THE BELOVED OF GODS.(ANSWER FROM TEXTBOOK)

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 THE KALINGA WAR MADE ASHOKA A PEACE LIVING PERSON OR A PECIFIST.

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1. Ashoka was the most famous emperor of the Mauryan empire.

2. He was power loving and conquered parts of Afghanistn and Pakistn.

3. Kalinga was the kingdom he dreamt of conquering and he decided to wage a tremendous war. He finally won the war.

4. When in triumph he was visiting the newly conquered kingdom, he saw that there was bloodshed, misery , and sadness all around.

5. His heart melted and he decided never to wage a war.

6. He became a follower of Buddhism.

7. He soon founded "Dhamma" a religion that was based on Buddhism and he followed its principles.

8. He sent Dharma Mahamantras who preached about this religion.

9. He set up stupas and engraved Buddhism on Pillar and Stone edicts. He also made the national emblem of India.

10. He paid attention to the welfare of people and administered his empire well.

Alltogether, his great and noble deeds make him a very famous emperor- Ashoka the Great.

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Anneysha

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In the Kalinga war, eventhough,Ashoka won, when he saw all the bloodshed and the crying people he gave up his luxuries and became a follower of buddhismand attained 'Dhamma'.

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In the Kalinga war, eventhough,Ashoka won, when he saw all the bloodshed and the crying people he gave up his luxuries and became a follower of Buddhismand attained 'Dhamma'.

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after the war of kalinga, ashoka saw the that in this war there were deaths of about 1,00,000 soldiers and civilians were also killed or they have to die. after seeing the death troll which was heavy, his life changed
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to say in a short form we may say that after the kalinga war ashoka saw the blood , people killed , innocent people were killed for no reason so he won the war yet he gave up the war. later he changed to brahmin . his religion did not include ; the sacrifice of the animals instead giving gifts to brahmins and monks. he also told his officials to write on the stone carvings he appointed special officials to read for the people who cant read . hope my message was imfortative
 
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after fighting the Kalinga war Ashoka realized, by seeing the death, destruction and suffering the futility of fighting a war and vowed not to fight any more wars. this destruction changed the life of Ashoka.
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THE KALINGA WAR WAS A TURNING POINT IN THE LIFE OF ASHOKA AS-
 
THE DEATH ,DESTRUCTION AND SUFFERING MADE HIM SAD.
HE UNDERSTOOD THE FUTILITY OF FIGHTING A WAR AND VOWED NOT TO FIGHT ANY MORE WARS.
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The death of more than 1,00,000 men and injury to 1.5 lakh men became the turning point
 
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when ashoka came to throne kalinga was the only major kingdom which was unconquered. it was stratergically located as the route between south india and south east asia .
​in 261 BC ashoka attacked kalinga and captured it after a fierce battle.the war caused large scale destruction almost 1,00,000 people were deaaad including 10,000 of ashoka's own men. the destruction he saw made him unhappy . thus kalinga became the turning point of his life and he changed from a conquerer to a spiritual leader.
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The war of kalinga changed ashokas life completely. Many people were wounded and many were dead.  this made a deep impression in ashokas mind. he gave up war and started following buddhism. 
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ashoka never did again war even he won
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Ashoka won at the war of Kalinga. The war reminded him about the blood shed that happened.Ashoka created a policy of dhamma, a Prakrit word that means dharma.He also became a Buddhist.
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Ashoka fought a war to conquer Kalinga ,however,he was so horrified to see the violence and the bloodshed, that he decided not to fight any more wars,thus the Kalinga war became a turning point of Ashoka's life 
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when ashoka won the kalinga war he saw that man struggled a lot .This was the turning point of ashoka.
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The Kalinga war was a turning point in Ashoka's life. He was filled with guilt and sorrow when he saw the death and destruction caused by the war. He decided to give up violence,and spread the message of love and peace among his empire. His policy of Digvijaya or conquest of land changed to dhammavijaya or conquest through dharma.
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in kalinga war 100000 people dies and mot of the dead bodies went into the daya river which was used for human use . many children lost their parents and for this ashoka felt guilty and decided to never fight a war . he started spreading dhamma
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kalinga war was the turning point in the life the death,destruction and suffering that he saw in war made him very sad.he relized the futility of fighting a war and vowed not to fight any more wars
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The war with kalinga was a turning point in the life of ashoka. the death and destruction and suffering that he saw in the war made him very sad. He vowed not to fight anymore wars and devoted his rest of life serving the people.
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ASHOKA FOUGHT A WAR TO CONQUER KALINGA. ALTHOUGH, HE WON THE WAR BUT HE WAS HORRIFIED BY SEEING THE BLOODSHED AND THE VIOLENCE. FINALLY, HE DECIDED TO CONVERT TO BUDDHISM AND NOT TO FIGHT ANYMORE WARS. HE IS THE ONLY EMPEROR TO GIVE UP WAR AFTER WINNING IT.
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The battle of kalinga was fought because kalinga (oddisa) was the only state which was not under ashoka's domain . He attacked kalinga with full force. In the fierce battle thousands of men were killed ,wounded and sent to prison. This gave ashoka much grief and was also removed by it.Therefore he thought of defeating people. He also became the first in history to leave fighting wars after winning one.
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Ashoka saw a lot of pain and misery after the Kalinga War and decided to give up violence and also decided to give up war.He started following the principle of dhamma and wanted to spread dhamma
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When Ashola and his army went to kalinga, the whole kalinga rurned into battle ground.When he won and was coming back to his huge territory he saw everywhere there were dead bodies and blood. Some injured poeple were hiding from vultures. Ashoka felt so bad that he started following Buddhism.This was the turning point in Ashoka's life.
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after the kalinga war ashoka saw the battle field filled with thousands of people died it effects him deeply.He said I will never fight again in my life and teach this to my generation
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Ashoka was a ruthless commander. He had won many wars. But during Kalinga war many people were killed and many were wounded. This pitiable sight changed Ashoka's heart. He then decided to adopt the policy of Dhammavijay instead of Digvijay. It was a turning point in life of Ashoka. There is no king other than Ashoka the Great who gave up his policy and adopted other one.
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King ashoka saw the burning of houses and blood flowing like rivers from soldiers.This large scale killing embraced ashoka . Then he changed from a warrior to a messanger of peace
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Kalinga War. ... Despite an unexpectedly fierce resistance from the Kalingans, the Maurya Empire claimed victory and annexed the state of Kalinga. This is the only major war Ashoka fought after his accession to the throne. The bloodshed of thiswar is said to have prompted Ashoka to adopt Buddhism.
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by seeing widows and childre
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in summary i can tell                'when Ashoka fought in kalinga war, 100000 people died he felt very sad and un happines 
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The Mauryan empire was at its peak when Ashoka became the emperor. But Kalinga was not under the Mauryan empire. Kalinga was an independent kingdom with flourishing trade.Ashoka fought a war to conquer Kalinga. However, after seeing the voilence and the bloodsheds he decided to gave up wars
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after seeing the bloodshed and violence of kalinga war . he decided not to fight anymore wars. he is the only king in the world's history who gave up the war after winning the war.
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Ashoka was very horrified when he saw the results of violence & bloodshed he decidednot to fight any more. Ashoka was very sad & decided to observe dhamma & teach other about it as well. He believed after this victory in war that winning people through dhamma is much better than conquering them through froce.
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kalinga war had and great impact on ashoka.He was frightened to see the bloodsheads.So he dicided to not to fight any more wars. He was the only king in the history who gave up war after wining a war

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Kalinga war was a turning point in ashokas life because the death and destroy he saw in the war made him very sad . so he decided to serve his whole life to people living in his empire instead fighting wars
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Was Kalinga war the only war Ashoka fought ?
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Ashoka was a ruler who had won many wars. He fought a war to conquer Kalinga but after seeing so much of bloodshed he decided not to fight any more wars and to follow the path of Buddha.
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The war of Kalinga was seen as the major turning point in Ashoka's life as while he was taking a round around the land he had just conquered he saw many people dead and pleading for life. There was blood everywhere. He saw bloodshed,misery and sadness all around. So he decided to choose Buddhism as a religion where all people are treated equally.
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After the kalinga war ahoka was not able to sleep .so he just walked and reach the place where war was done and saw the blodshed was flowing like rivers and he dicided not to kill or not to go for war again.
In this way the kalinga war changed his life
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Ashoka invaded Kalinga in 261 B.C. In Kalinga War, 100,000 people died, 150,000 were wounded and made prisoners of war.

The sight of such a carnage and massacre of human lives, and the sufferings of the wounded made a deep impression on Ashoka's mind. The unhappiness of the women and the children made him very sad and unhappy. He vowed never to make a war again. He decided to devote his life to the spread of Dharma. Dharmavijaya, and not Digvijaya (victory in all directions), became the goal of Ashoka's life. He was the first emperor in the history of the world to give up war after victory. Thus, the Kalinga War became a turning point in Ashoka's life.

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after the war of kalinga ashoka was the only person who was not dead or had gotten a serious injury so after he saw the bloodshead he got terrififed and never did a war again
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Ashoka's life got changed by seeing the bloodshed and violence
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Ashoka fought a war to capture Kalinga, where he was horrified to see the violence and bloodshed. Thereafter, he tried to spread the message of peace by adopting dhamma and the teachings of the Buddha.
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Because in kalinga war many mens had died and many childrens are crying beacause they lost their fathers and wifes are crying lost their husbands and ashoka saw and felt bad and he left everything and joined to buddiesm
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The kalinga war proved the last war of ashoka because in kalinga war ashoka saw that many cutted head hand and dead bodies were on the ground so from then he prve that it is my last war
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The kalinga war changed ashoka's life because of the death , destruction and suffering he saw in the war
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Kalinga war can dieds many of people.ashoka can hurt of many people.he was feel very gilluty. Then he can decided to change his life.
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This is because the great destruction,death and human suffering in war filled his heart with sorrow and remorse
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Ashoka was however horrified to see so much of bloodshed and voilence. He thought that whenever a land is conquer many people are captured and died . So he thought that winng people by dhamma is more appropriate then war
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Kalinga war fill ashoka with sorrow as he was shocked to see bloodshed and violence.Lakhs of people die and many are taken prisoner.Brahmins and Monks also die.
People who are kind to their relatives and friends to their slaves servants die or lose their loved ones..
He believe that winning people over through Dhamma is much better than conquering them through force....
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Ashoka was terrified looking at the blood shed of humans , horses and elephants . He felt sad for those who were captured and those who lost their loved ones , he hence gave up war and decided to follow 'dhamma'
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Annexation of kalinga state was obvious. Which was only state left to subsume into Magadha empire. Other economic reasons like access to ports and south India convinced Ashoka to initiate war againt Kalinga state. Whether, war against Kalinga was not easy as might have been thought. Massive causalities from both sides according to Buddist sourses. At visit to Battle ground, Ashoka deeply influenced by death of lakhs of soldiers. As we know, Ashoka gave up his policy of conquest through war and adopted policy of conquest through Dhamma But, according to some historians, No region left to annex into Magadhan empire except far south which was already under indirect control of Magadha. To strengthen administration & maintain law & order, Ashoka formulated spiritual cum political policy influenced mainly by Buddhist philosophy. It is wrong to say he became Buddhist monk as many history books claim. He maintained huge army, surrounded by queens and coercive messages followed by spiritual is indicating against his drastic transform to pacifist as commonly understood. By doing this, he successfully governed his vast empire stratched from Himalayas in north to river Kaveri in south and Persia in west to Kamroop in east. Kalinga war transformed not only life of Ashoka but also each & every people under his control. You can see the rutine life of king Ashoka by his only one portrait at Buddhist stupa, Kanganahalli, Andhra Pradesh.
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the most important events in Ashoka's reign  were the conquest of kalinga and the subsequent conversion of Ashoka to Buddism. the war of Kalinga caused much suffering to the people , the brahmins and the buddhist monks .this caused Ashoka much grief and remorse . he abandoned the policy of physical conquest in favour of a policy of dhamma .
the war of kalinga lead to the subsequent conversion of Ashoka to buddhism

 
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ASHOKAS KALINGA WAR HAD A VERY BIG IMPACT OF LIFE .HE WAS HORRIEFIED WHEN HE SAW THE BLOODSHED .HE DECIDED TO GIVE UP THE WAR.HE IS THE FIRST KING IN HISTORY WHO GAVE UP CONQUEST AFTER A WAR.
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Kalinga war change the life of ashoka who gave up war as after the kalinga war ashoka won the war and when he goed to see the kingdom he saw that the people living in the village were killed by his soliders and thats why he gave up war
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Hi!
When ashoka came to throne kalinga was the only major kingdom which was unconquered. It was stratergically located as the route between south india and south east asia.
?In 261 BC ashoka attacked kalinga and captured it after a fierce battle.The war caused large scale destruction almost 1,00,000 people were deaaad including 10,000 of ashoka's own men. the destruction he saw made him unhappy . thus kalinga became the turning point of his life and he changed from a conquerer to a spiritual leader.
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Ashoka gave up the policy of war and started the policy of dhrama. Because he saw the death and suffering. Thus ,he  started the policy of dharma.
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Kalinga war was one of the bloodiest war of indian history .
When ashoka saw the the situation he understood what he did. From this point Ashoka accepted dhamma and spread his message and never fought again.
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Ashoka had fought the Kalinga War because Kalinga was an important place as it controlled land and sea routes to south and south-east asia Ashoka attacked kalinga and after a very fierce battle he finally conquered it The war and bloodshed he saw made him very sad he realised the futility of war and vowed never to fight  wars ever again His new rules were inspired by Gautam Buddha's advices of peaceful conquests 
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Ashoka was horrified when he saw the result of
Violence and bloodshed.He decided not to fight
Any more wars.He decided to follow dhamma and teach others about it as well.
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The kalinga war change ashoka's life as he saw too much blood and thought to never fight again.
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Ashoka was very horrified when he saw the violence and bloodshed that he decided not to fight any more wars. He is the only king in the history of the world who gave up the conquest after winning a war. This is how war of Kalinga changed the life of Ashoka.
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When Ashoka faught inKalinga war he won . But he saw that many people were dead. He was impressed by the principles of buddhism.so he transferred to Buddhism . And practiced principles with no violence . He had changed his rules like
For exNo killing animals
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Kalinga is the ancient name of coastal Odisha Ashoka fought a war to conquer Kalinga finally he conquer it after 8 years and became the emperor of almost whole India this war had brought about the complete in his life he was deeply hurt by the bloodshed and violence in the battlefield He was so horrified to see lack of innocent people were died in this war so he decided to follow the path of Dhamma and not to fight any more wars he was only king in the history of the world who gave up the conquest after winning the war
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IN THE BATTLE OFN KALINGA ,EMPEROR ASHOKA SAW MISERY,PAIN,BLOODSHED ,ORPHANED CHILDREN CRYING AND WOUNDED PEOPLE SCREAMING IN PAIN.ASHOKA AFTER THE BATTLE .THEN HE CONVERTED TO BUDDHISM AND TOOK UP TO DHAMMA [DHARMA].
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Ashoka felt upset after the Kalinga war seeing the number of people who have died. This made a great change in his life. From then he started practicing Buddhism and practiced the policies of ahimsa or non-violence.
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Kalinga war changed the life of Ashoka in the ways given below.
- 8 years after becoming king he conquered Kalinga.
- Ashoka fought a war to conquer Kalinga.
- Horrified when he saw the violence and bloodshed.
- A lakh and half people were killed.
- More than a lakh were captured.
- Brahmins and monk also died.
- People even lost their loved ones.
- So, he decided to observe dhamma and teach others about it.
- He thought winning people over truderma is much better than conquering them through force.
- So, he inscribed this message for future.
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WHEN HE SAW EVERYWHERE
IS BLOOD OR NOTHING IT
CHANGES HIS MIND

ANS IS COMPLETE
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Who did changed the life of ashoka
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after kalinga war Ashoka didn't fight after war , as in kalinga war he see lots of blood and after that he become a buddha
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  • kalinga was the only kingdom which was not in the maurayan empire.
  • ashoka captured Kalinga after a fierce battle.
  • after the war the became very sad at the bloodshed caused.he understood the fulfility of a war and vowed never to fight a war in the future.
  • he started following the path of peace which came to be known as "ashoka's dhamma"
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Kalinga war changed the life of Ashoka by his
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Kalinga war changed the life of Ashoka by his

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Ashoka fought the war to conquer Kalinga [ coastal Orissa] but was so horrified to see the blood shed and voilence that he gave up the war. Then he thought of devoting the rest of his life to serve his people. So, Kalinga was a turning point in the life of Ashoka.
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in the war of kalingga ashoka realised that many lives have benn gone due too this war so he said that we should not do war inspite we should follow the path of dharma (dhamma)
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Arikmaedu was a costal settlement where ships in loaded
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ashoka changed his life after he observed th violence in the kalinga war.
1.ashoka became a buddhist and got an idea about dhamma.
2.he gave up the wars
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Because he see everywhere

There are only blood &it effects

The ASHOKA'S mind
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so that in future his son and grandson could read the inscriptions and not think about war and rather think about how to spread all over the country
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Ashoka invaded Kalinga in 261 B.C. In Kalinga War, 100,000 people died, 150,000 were wounded and made prisoners of war.?

The sight of such a carnage and massacre of human lives, and the sufferings of the wounded made a deep impression on Ashoka's mind. The unhappiness of the women and the children made him very sad and unhappy. He vowed never to make a war again. He decided to devote his life to the spread of?Dharma.?Dharmavijaya, and not?Digvijaya?(victory in all directions), became the goal of Ashoka's life. He was the first emperor in the history of the world to give up war after victory. Thus, the Kalinga War became a turning point in Ashoka's life.

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About Kalinga war

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The kaliga war was a turning point of ashoka life . The death distruction and suffering that he saw during the war made him very sad . He realized the futility of fighting a war and vowed not to fight any mor war . He devoted rest of his life to service people
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Kalinga war changed Asoka's life as they won the war but the loss was very heavy and he was very disturbed after seeing the bloodshed so he decided not to fight any more
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After kalinga war Ashoka became upset because in kalinga war many his people die some lose her daughter some lose her full family and by this Ashoka life change
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Because there were so much deaths then the ashoka applied biddhism
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Ashoka left the war and go to
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After the war of kalinga , the death , destruction and suffering that Ashoka saw made him sad . So, he resolved not to fight another war and he embraced Buddhism . This is how war of kalinga changes the life of Ashoka .
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Ashoka was sad for killing many innocent people that so he became a Buddist and thus, his life changed. Ashoka invaded Kalinga in 261 B.C. In Kalinga War, 100,000 people died, 150,000 were wounded and made prisoners of war. Thus, the Kalinga War became a turning point in Ashoka's life. Hope  you get the answer. Edict 13 on the Edicts of Ashoka Rock Inscriptions reflect the great remorse the king felt after observing the destruction of Kalinga: The lethal war with Kalinga transformed the vengeful Emperor Ashoka into a stable and peaceful emperor, and he became a patron of Buddhism. The war caused great suffering to the brahmana priests and Buddhist monks, and this in turn brought upon Ashoka much grief and remorse. He therefore abandoned the policy of physical occupation in favour of one of cultural conquest.Ashoka promoted Buddhist expansion by sending monks to surrounding territories to share the teachings of the Buddha. Ashoka fought a war to conquer Kalinga. ... He decided to give up fighting wars after the victory over Kalinga, because he was horrified by the violence and bloodshed in that. He is the only king in the history of the world who gave up conquest after winning a war. A wave of conversion began, and Buddhism spread not only through India, but also internationally.  Some scholars believe that many Buddhist practices were simply absorbed into the tolerant Hindu faith.
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Ashoka invaded Kalinga in 261 B.C. In Kalinga War, 100,000 people died, 150,000 were wounded and made prisoners of war.?

The sight of such a carnage and massacre of human lives, and the sufferings of the wounded made a deep impression on Ashoka's mind. The unhappiness of the women and the children made him very sad and unhappy. He vowed never to make a war again. He decided to devote his life to the spread of?Dharma.?Dharmavijaya, and notDigvijaya?(victory in all directions), became the goal of Ashoka's life. He was the first emperor in the history of the world to give up war after victory. Thus, the Kalinga War became a turning point in Ashoka's life.

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Ashoka invaded Kalinga in 261 B.C. In Kalinga War, 100,000 people died, 150,000 were wounded and made prisoners of war.?

The sight of such a carnage and massacre of human lives, and the sufferings of the wounded made a deep impression on Ashoka's mind. The unhappiness of the women and the children made him very sad and unhappy. He vowed never to make a war again. He decided to devote his life to the spread of?Dharma.?Dharmavijaya, and notDigvijaya?(victory in all directions), became the goal of Ashoka's life. He was the first emperor in the history of the world to give up war after victory. Thus, the Kalinga War became a turning point in Ashoka's life.

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When he see the dead body of many soldier his heart melt on them
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By understanding
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The lethal war with kalinga transformed the vengeful emperor Ashoka into a stable and peaceful emperor, and he became a patron of Buddhism . Ashoka's personal religion became buddhism. If not before then certainly after the Kalinga war.
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Ashoka visited Kalinga after the Kalinga War he saw terrible sights that made him restless . One day he saw a monk called Nigrodh Kumar. He sought haelp with him and started working for the welfare of people .
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before the battle of Kalinga Ashoka had been interested in Buddhism probably because his first wife and her baby was the Buddhist the tragedy of Kalinga finally changed it even changed his attitude towards his people and his role as a king it was a
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Before use before the battle of Kalinga Ashoka was interested in Buddhism probably because also his first wife Mahadevi was a Buddhist .the tragedy of Kalinga final change him.it even changed his attitude towards his people and he chose as a thing into a new way that he called dhamma and it was inspired by the teachings of Buddha instructed that rocks and pillars be inscribed with the this on the loss of good conduct and morally win any wanted people to live with non injury self-control and equable conduct and Justin's imagine of your skin asking people to be gentle what is even more interesting is that Ashoka was not the speaking to people 2017 himself from the wall I think he now became against white cat for the happiness of a subject all men are my children and just as I desire for my children the day may obtain every kind of welfare and subject both in this and that work so do I desire for all when was when you believe in the cord this new believe it must for the subject Rose planting trees along the table in sweet Travellers but what are the free hospitals were people in an animal and Gardens were planted to grow
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Ashoka wanted to conquer Kalinga so after the war of Kalinga he would be the ruler of the whole country.. He won won the Battle but lost it in his heart...He saw so much of voilence and dead bodies laying around that he was horrified after seeing the voilence all around. So he pledged not to do war again and spread his term of Dhamma.

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Ashoka invaded Kalinga in 261 B.C. In Kalinga War, 100,000 people died, 150,000 were wounded and made prisoners of war.?

The sight of such a carnage and massacre of human lives, and the sufferings of the wounded made a deep impression on Ashoka's mind. The unhappiness of the women and the children made him very sad and unhappy. He vowed never to make a war again. He decided to devote his life to the spread of?Dharma.?Dharmavijaya, and notDigvijaya?(victory in all directions), became the goal of Ashoka's life. He was the first emperor in the history of the world to give up war after victory. Thus, the Kalinga War became a turning point in Ashoka's life.

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when Ashoka witness the blood death and destruction his heart was filled with intense sorrow and repentance. he became thoughtful and decided to give up war for ever.he declared that he would win the heart of people not through war but through piety
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Ashoka invaded Kalinga in 261 B.C. In Kalinga War, 100,000 people died, 150,000 were wounded and made prisoners of war.?

The sight of such a carnage and massacre of human lives, and the sufferings of the wounded made a deep impression on Ashoka's mind. The unhappiness of the women and the children made him very sad and unhappy. He vowed never to make a war again. He decided to devote his life to the spread of?Dharma.?Dharmavijaya, and not?Digvijaya?(victory in all directions), became the goal of Ashoka's life. He was the first emperor in the history of the world to give up war after victory. Thus, the Kalinga War became a turning point in Ashoka's life.
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The emergent layer consists of the tallest trees in the rainforest and they can grow up to 60 metres. They are higher because they are able to trap more sunlight to help them make more food to grow. Emergent trees are supported by buttress roots which prevent them from blowing over in high winds.These trees have thick branches allowing birds and other flyers to call it home. Temperature in the rain forest is between 70 to 95 degrees year round. Because this is the highest layer temperature changes are common. This layer also is the first to receive the rain.Emergent Layer.?The top layer of the rainforest?is the emergent layer. Here, trees as tall as 60 meters (200 feet) dominate the skyline. Foliage is often sparse on tree trunks, but spreads wide as the trees reach the sunny upper layer, where they photosynthesize the sun's rays.Emergent Layer.?The top layer of the rainforest?is the emergent layer. Here, trees as tall as 60 meters (200 feet) dominate the skyline. Foliage is often sparse on tree trunks, but spreads wide as the trees reach the sunny upper layer, where they photosynthesize the sun's rays.These trees have thick branches allowing birds and other flyers to call it home. Temperature in the rain forest is between 70 to 95 degrees year round. Because this is the highest layer temperature changes are common. This layer also is the first to receive the rain.The emergent layer consists of the tallest trees in the rainforest and they can grow up to 60 metres. They are higher because they are able to trap more sunlight to help them make more food to grow. Emergent trees are supported by buttress roots which prevent them from blowing over in high winds.The emergent layer consists of the tallest trees in the rainforest and they can grow up to 60 metres. They are higher because they are able to trap more sunlight to help them make more food to grow. Emergent trees are supported by buttress roots which prevent them from blowing over in high winds.The emergent layer consists of the tallest trees in the rainforest and they can grow up to 60 metres. They are higher because they are able to trap more sunlight to help them make more food to grow. Emergent trees are supported by buttress roots which prevent them from blowing over in high winds.Emergent Layer.?The top layer of the rainforest?is the emergent layer. Here, trees as tall as 60 meters (200 feet) dominate the skyline. Foliage is often sparse on tree trunks, but spreads wide as the trees reach the sunny upper layer, where they photosynthesize the sun's rays.These trees have thick branches allowing birds and other flyers to call it home. Temperature in the rain forest is between 70 to 95 degrees year round. Because this is the highest layer temperature changes are common. This layer also is the first to receive the rain.These trees have thick branches allowing birds and other flyers to call it home. Temperature in the rain forest is between 70 to 95 degrees year round. Because this is the highest layer temperature changes are common. This layer also is the first to receive the rain.These trees have thick branches allowing birds and other flyers to call it home. Temperature in the rain forest is between 70 to 95 degrees year round. Because this is the highest layer temperature changes are common. This layer also is the first to receive the rain.
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Then he realises that sacrifices, bloodshed not to be performed. Then he started to teach dhamma to everyone
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On the Kalinga war Ashoka was upset because very loss of lifes and then he was upset and join the dharam Buddhism and become a Buddhist
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When Ashoka became the king, Kalinga was not the part of Mauryan Empire. He decided to conquer Kalinga. He invaded Kalinga and conquered it. But both the armies suffered heavy losses. According to Ashoka, 1,00,000 people were killed in this war, and 1,50,000 were taken prisoners. Ashoka saw the wounded and dying soldiers and the widows and orphans and the misery and sufferings that war had brought to the people. This caused Ashoka much grief and remorse: So, he decided that he would not fight any more wars in future.
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