The war Asoka fought with the Kingdom of Kalinga resulted in

his downfall and overthrow
his acceptance of Buddhism
his triumph over Jainism
loss of the southern trading routes

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The war Asoka fought with the Kingdom of Kalinga resulted in

 his downfall and overthrow
 his acceptance of Buddhism
 his triumph over Jainism
 loss of the southern trading routes

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nathalyn · Answer

is acceptance of Buddhism and decline of indian unification. Ashoka accepted Buddhism as state religion. But these policies were troublemaking for his empire because greeks already were ready to took Gandhar. That's why during sunga period, greeks attacked on western part of india.

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anonymous · Answer

Which statement describes Asoka's relationship with religion?

 He favored Hinduism and banned all other religions.
 He did not favor one religion above any other.
 He rejected both Hinduism and Buddhism.
 He favored Buddhism but tolerated other religions.