What did Ashoka do after witnessing the destruction caused by the Kalinga War?
Expanded his empire further
Built more weapons
Embraced Buddhism
Focused on trade
Answer
After witnessing the destruction caused by the Kalinga War, Ashoka repented violence and embraced Buddhism. He then devoted himself to the propagation of "dhamma" or righteous conduct and played a significant role in the spread of Buddhism.
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