I want to know about the deeds of Ahyu in India.

unified the entire South Asian subcontinent and present-day Afghanistan; Promote Buddhism.

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Around 273 BCE, Emperor Ashoka succeeded to the throne and became the ruler of a powerful empire. After ascending the throne, Ashoka inherited his grandfather's will to unify ancient India, just like half a century later, the Qin king Yingzheng in the east swept Liuhe and swept the world, and King Ayuk Chunxin also started his conquest and unification activities in the South Asian subcontinent.

Emperor Ashoka was the great unifier of ancient India, he accumulated the prestige of his ancestors and fathers, and conquered the east and west, so that the entire South Asian subcontinent was basically included in the territory of the Mauryan Empire, making India an unprecedentedly powerful empire. In the creation of the empire and the unification of the country, Ashoka was the first person in the history of India. In this regard, he will be immortal beyond the more than 4,000 years of Indian history.

Emperor Ashoka is perhaps the most important king in the history of India. He was the third monarch of the Mauryan dynasty and the grandson of Chandragupta, the founder of the dynasty. Chandragupta was an Indian military leader who, in the years following Alexander the Great's expeditions, conquered much of northern India, thus establishing the first major empire in Indian history.

The year of Ashoka's birth and death is unknown, perhaps 300 BC. Emperor Ashoka ascended the throne around 273 BC. At first, he followed in the footsteps of his grandfather, trying to expand his territory by military force.

In the eighth year of his reign, he triumphantly ended a conquest of the Kalinga kingdom on the east coast of India. But when he realized that his victory had brought humanity to a terrible loss, his heart jumped. With 100,000 people killed, and many more wounded and maimed, Emperor Ashoka, in his astonishment and repentance, decided not to use violence to complete the conquest of India and to renounce all aggressive military operations.

He adopted Buddhism as his religious philosophy, striving to practice the "dharma" norms, including honesty, kindness, and nonviolence. Ashoka gave up hunting and went on a vegetarian diet. More significantly, he adopted a variety of humane political approaches, including the construction of hospitals and political sanctuaries, the easing of many draconian laws, the construction of roads, and the construction of water conservancy.

He also appointed special **** - Bodhidharma officials - to teach people to be pious and to promote friendly relations with each other. In Ashoka's land, all religions were allowed, but he paid special attention to the development of Buddhism, and the prestige of Buddhism naturally increased. Buddhist missionary groups were sent to many countries and were very successful in Ceylon.

Emperor Ashoka ordered that his life and policies be carved into rocks and pillars across his vast land. Many of these monuments still exist today, their geographical distribution provides us with reliable information about Ashoka's sphere of influence, and the inscriptions on them are the main ones we know about his career. It is also mentioned that these inscriptions are also considered outstanding works of art.

Less than fifteen years after Ashoka's death, the Mauryan Empire collapsed and never recovered. But Buddhism was supported by Emperor Ashoka, and his long-term impact on the world was enormous. At the time of his ascension, Buddhism was prevalent in a small part of northwestern India, but by the time of his death, its adherents had spread throughout India and had rapidly spread to neighboring countries.

With the exception of Siddhartha Gautama himself, Ashoka played a greater role in the development of Buddhism as a major religion than anyone else.

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Emperor Ashoka also gradually ruled all of India by his own force at the beginning, and in 261 he had already completed his rule over India, but not all of it, the situation at that time was very tragic, in the last battle, 150,000 people were captured, 100,000 were killed, and the number of dead and wounded was countless. After that, except for Mysore at that time, it was already under the rule of Emperor Ashoka. In the process of ruling India, legend has it that Emperor Ashoka saw too many killings, so he immediately stopped territorial expansion and wars after the unification of Qi, and began to work hard to strengthen his territorial management and peace of mind.

Ashoka's policy is also very correct, and then after the unification of India, he began to promote Buddhism in India, for the current India, India still believes in Buddhism, and it is because of the promotion of Ashoka that Buddhism has become a world-class religion. Compared to other rulers, Ashoka was more humane and tolerant, and under the impetus of Buddhism, Ashoka has always emphasized non-violence and tolerant governance. It was because of this that Emperor Ashoka ruled India for 41 years, with the support of the Indian people.

Shakyamuni was born in ancient India at the foot of the Himalayas, and his name means "the saint of the Shakya tribe". The reason why he said this is because since he was born, he was told by fortune tellers that there would be great achievements in the future, so he gave this name, after Shakyamuni grew up, he was indeed very merciful to the world according to the prophecy, and even couldn't see the world suffering a little, and then met a monk who was a hail, and at that time Shakyamuni felt that when he was a monk, he would definitely have no quarrel with the world and there would be no pain. After that, he began to become a monk, and after a slow penance, he began to promote Buddhism everywhere until his death at the age of 80.